Your Guide to Building Moodle Quizzes
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The Moodle Quiz engine is a robust feature that can be used to set up course assessments from small pop quizzes to extensive final exams. Because this feature is so powerful, many users get overwhelmed in setting up a quiz. This session we will demystify the quiz so that you can use the Moodle Quiz effectively for your teaching and assessment purposes. Tune in!
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