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Comparison of the CTRL Surveys Package vs. the OACS Assessment Package

A comparison of features in the CTRL Surveys package and the OACS Assessment package.

The list is intended to go from simple features to more complex features. 

FeatureSurveysAssessmentComments
File Upload
no - want to add soon
yes

Branchingyes
yes

Publishing
yes
yes

Item Cloning
yes


Survey/ Section/ Question copying

yes (a.k.a. copy)Assessment also allows import and export using the IMS QTI standard
Grouping of Questions
yes
yes (a.k.a. sections)

Tasks

Surveys uses tasks to allow users to take an instance of a survey. Policies (e.g. interval active, # of times allowed to take) are tied to a task as opposed to a survey.

Not sure what "tasks" mean in this context. Assessment has sessions (a.k.a. attempts)... is that what this is?

Policies
There are quite a few policies designed. Not sure how many are implemented.
What are policies?

Reports
Basic reports
cvs export and very basic reporting of multiple choice questions

XML Output
yes
yes (IMS QTI)

Page Flow :)



Nomenclature

uses pages as opposed to sections

don't like item, events

uses triggers as opposed to events 

does assess. use questions instead of items?






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