Useful links
QTI format
- https://digitaliser.getmarked.ai/blog/complete-guide-to-qti/ - useful article to understand details of QTI 2.1.
- https://github.com/IMSGlobal/qti-examples - Few samples
- https://webapps.ph.ed.ac.uk/qtiworks/anonymous/samples - It has good set of QTI 2.1 examples. Clicking on open author's feedback displays the xml. TODO: How to download all?
QTIworks
- https://github.com/davemckain/qtiworks - a java based library for dealing with qti 2.1 based assessments
edx android mobile app - https://github.com/openedx/edx-app-android
Openolat
- https://confluence.openolat.org/display/OO160EN/Test+editor+QTI+2.1
- https://confluence.openolat.org/display/OO160EN/Test+question+types
Online Editor
QTI Software
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QTI#Applications_with_IMS_QTI_support
- https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms
- https://github.com/oat-sa
- https://github.com/oat-sa/extension-tao-testqti
Topics to consider
- How to handle listing, language, class, subject, chapter and sections? Like english, 8th, maths, mensuration etc. Do we have a model for this?
- How to store questions in multiple languages? For example, in mathematics, questions can be created in english first and then translated to other languages. Each version of assessment is tagged with a version and other languages need to keep up with the english versions. Resources like images, formulas etc may be shared. Is it possible to use resource bundles?
- How to provide hints or pointed feedback?