rqti (version 1.0.0)

assessmentSection: Create an object AssessmentSection

Description

Create an AssessmentSection rqti-object as part of a test content

Usage

assessmentSection(
  assessment_item,
  identifier = generate_id(type = "section"),
  title = identifier,
  selection = NA_integer_,
  time_limit = NA_integer_,
  visible = TRUE,
  shuffle = FALSE,
  max_attempts = NA_integer_,
  allow_comment = TRUE
)

Value

An object of class AssessmentSection.

Arguments

assessment_item

A list containing AssessmentSection and/or Assessment item objects, such as SingleChoice, MultipleChoice, Essay, Entry, Ordering, OneInRowTable, OneInColTable, MultipleChoiceTable, and DirectedPair.

identifier

A character value indicating the identifier of the test file. By default, it is generated as 'id_section_dddd', where dddd represents random digits.

title

A character value, optional, representing the file title. By default, it takes the value of the identifier.

selection

An integer value, optional, defining how many children of the section are delivered in the test. Default is NA_integer_, meaning "no selection".

time_limit

An integer value, optional, controlling the amount of time in munutes a candidate is allowed for this part of the test.

visible

A boolean value, optional, indicating whether the title of this section is shown in the hierarchy of the test structure. Default is TRUE.

shuffle

A boolean value, optional, responsible for randomizing the order in which the assessment items and subsections are initially presented to the candidate. Default is FALSE.

max_attempts

An integer value, optional, enabling the maximum number of attempts allowed for a candidate to pass this section.

allow_comment

A boolean value, optional, enabling candidates to leave comments on each question of the section. Default is TRUE.

See Also

section(), test(), test4opal()

Examples

sc <- singleChoice(prompt = "Question", choices = c("A", "B", "C"))
es <- essay(prompt = "Question")
# Since ready-made S4 "AssessmentItem" objects are taken, in this example a
#permanent section consisting of two tasks is created.
s <- assessmentSection(list(sc, es), title = "Section with nonrandomized tasks")