Question:
Is there an open source solution that will allow me to create a basic test prep Q&A database and app/widget?
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2010-01-16 13:00:36 UTC
I'm trying to create a basic testing application, and I'm hoping to find an open source solution that will allow me to input questions and multiple choice answers (similar to the SAT). I'd like to be able to tag the questions and answers with metadata (topic, subject, correct, incorrect etc), and be able to generate results and metrics based on these tags. Ideally, this database will be scalable - so that I can continue to add questions to it on an ongoing basis. I'd also like to have other authorized users add questions as well. My goal is to produce a simple web application/widget that will deliver questions and answers to users, and give them some feedback and metrics once they have finished a test. Does such a thing exist?
Three answers:
anonymous
2010-01-16 13:46:58 UTC
There's no off-the-shelf web app like that, you'll have to write it yourself. You'll need HTML, CSS and Javascript for the form and PHP and SQL for the server-side code. (And a pretty fair knowledge of programming.)
anonymous
2016-05-26 08:30:58 UTC
I haven't studied the Baha'i' faith as much as I want to ( and I will study more ). But what I have read was very enlightening. In some ancient texts it is said that Jesus studied it. I don't know if it is true or not. But there are great similarities in some of Jesus teachings and the Baha'i' faith. While I am and will remain a Christian I will say that the world would be a better place if more people took their sayings to heart (instead of thinking they do, like most Christians today). Whether it be Jesus or Baha'i'.
Sheikh Up
2010-01-16 13:08:06 UTC
No, Sir! You need to create your own question and everything else.


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