All the OU's question types - Tim Hunt

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This document discusses question types for online assessments and authentic assessment. It mentions that the Open University helped two other universities incorporate the STACK question type into their online systems. The key point is authentic assessment and the document suggests remembering that cool assessment features are available for free and the importance of authenticity in assessment.

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All the OU's question type add-ons
in 6:40
with a bit of luck
Tim Hunt, Leading Technical Developer
The Open University

Previewing question: STACK question
Not entirely an OU question type. We just helped Chris Sangwin from the
University of Birmingham, and now Loughborough incorporate it into Moo

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