Creating a quiz in Moodle is a two-stage process. First, we add our questions to the question bank (each course has its own question bank). Once we've added questions to the question bank, we can add a quiz activity to the course and then choose questions to add to it from the question bank. What are the advantages of having a two-stage process? I worked in much the same way creating quizzes before I started with Moodle. My bookshelf of math books was my question bank, and I would take questions from there to add into my quizzes. Here are just a few of the advantages:
If there is a particular point you want to reinforce, then it's easy to include the same question in different quizzes throughout your course.
It's easy to share your questions with other Moodle courses. For example, questions on the Pythagorean Theorem are relevant to pure math, mechanics, engineering, and physics.
Questions can be exported from and imported into the question bank. This means converting questions...