Setting what the student seesДЄ logical order for the actual content of the question is to first write the question text in General -> Question text. This is designed to be something that the students can do over and over again to see when they have the correct answer without any penalties, so we set Penalty regime to 0. Then, depending on what you are doing with the question, you can set Marking to fit your needs. In CodeRunner question type we set the Question type to python3. Then you only need to change the actual contents of the question. When creating these kinds of questions, we need to give input to five sections (in order of appearance):ДЈ) General -> Question name and Question textДЄll common settings are already set if you use the given Moodle XML file. At its core, CodeRunner runs the calculations based on the students' input and checks whether the answers are correct.ДЇigure 1. Later we will dig deeper with an example where the student must perform a linear fit of their data, but first let's look at a simple question, calculation of the amount of substance from a weighed sample. We will examine the functionality of these 'expanded Calculated' type of questions with two examples. CodeRunner allows for each student to input their own initial values, say, from a laboratory exercise, and we can check their homework automatically. The Calculated question type still requires an input from the teacher as to what values are used, even if they are randomized between students. Moodle XML file for this exerciseВ (Download and import it in Moodle)Д¬odeRunner offers even more flexibility when you need to include varying initial values for calculations in your exercises.

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