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3 years 11 months ago #198081
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Hi there. I tried to find an answer myself, but did not really find the solution.
I made a training for my students using limesurvey (with text only question type used) wich is followed by some questions to determine, wether they understood or not. I only used questions, wich can work with the built in assessment feature. The setup is fine up t this point.
The only issue left is how the assessment score can be transferred to the database. As I did not use the expression manager up to this point, I was wondering if there is a simple way to store the score of each participant in the database or send the score to me by mail. Maybe somebody had the same problem and can help me out with this.
Regards madscience.
I made a training for my students using limesurvey (with text only question type used) wich is followed by some questions to determine, wether they understood or not. I only used questions, wich can work with the built in assessment feature. The setup is fine up t this point.
The only issue left is how the assessment score can be transferred to the database. As I did not use the expression manager up to this point, I was wondering if there is a simple way to store the score of each participant in the database or send the score to me by mail. Maybe somebody had the same problem and can help me out with this.
Regards madscience.
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3 years 11 months ago #198083
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Assessment scores are not stored.
You have to use Expression Manager/Script.
Here you can use your assessment values with {QCode.value}
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You have to use Expression Manager/Script.
Here you can use your assessment values with {QCode.value}
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3 years 11 months ago #198108
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Hi Joffm,
thanks for your reply. Would you mind giving me a few hints on how to set this up, after trying I did not get it worked out. The Expression Manager is some stuff, I never used before but understand the basics qob how it works.
Thank you,
Regards madscience.
thanks for your reply. Would you mind giving me a few hints on how to set this up, after trying I did not get it worked out. The Expression Manager is some stuff, I never used before but understand the basics qob how it works.
Thank you,
Regards madscience.
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3 years 11 months ago - 3 years 11 months ago #198112
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Hi,
At first you'd read the manual
manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_-_Presentation
And you may use all "implemented functions".
Examples:
In a question of type "equation" you enter the formula. Than the result is stored in this question, The same as in each other question.
sum of codes of two single punch questions: {sum(Q1.NAOK,Q2.NAOK)}
sum of assessment values of two single punch questions: {sum(Q1.valueNAOK,Q2.valueNAOK)}
sum of all subquestions in a "multiple numerical" question: {sum(that.Q1.NAOK)}
number of checked items in a multi question: {count(that.Q1)}
But best, you import the sample surveys about ExpressionScript and study them.
manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_sample_surveys
Maybe at first:
Relevance, Tailoring and Equations
Joffm
a few hints
At first you'd read the manual
manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_-_Presentation
And you may use all "implemented functions".
Examples:
In a question of type "equation" you enter the formula. Than the result is stored in this question, The same as in each other question.
sum of codes of two single punch questions: {sum(Q1.NAOK,Q2.NAOK)}
sum of assessment values of two single punch questions: {sum(Q1.valueNAOK,Q2.valueNAOK)}
sum of all subquestions in a "multiple numerical" question: {sum(that.Q1.NAOK)}
number of checked items in a multi question: {count(that.Q1)}
But best, you import the sample surveys about ExpressionScript and study them.
manual.limesurvey.org/ExpressionScript_sample_surveys
Maybe at first:
Relevance, Tailoring and Equations
Joffm
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Last edit: 3 years 11 months ago by Joffm.
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