The following links enable authors to generate questions for importing into Questionmark Perception. These include numeric questions with randomised values, multiple response questions, fill in the blank, matching and multiple choice questions. These tools were produced by the Library and Learning Centre (LLC), University of Dundee, and may be freely used.

• make QML Multiple Choice Question(s) tool



• make QML Multiple Choice Question(s) tool with different feedback for each response



• make QML Multiple Choice with Confidence Values Question(s) tool with different feedback for each response



• make QML Fill in the Blank Question(s) tool



• make QML Matching Question(s) tool



• make QML make QML confidence level question (matrix question with first response and second confidence level, with conditional marking



• make set of QML Numerical Questions with random values
  (excellent for giving students practice with numerical skills)



• make set of QML Numerical Questions - Multiple Answers with random values (moderately complex to use, but powerful)



• make set of QML Numerical Questions - Multiple Answers with up to 24 parameters and variables with random values (complex to use, but permits targetted feedback and complex numerical questions to be created and presented)



• make QML Multiple Response 2 from 5,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)
• make QML Multiple Response 2 from 6,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)
• make QML Multiple Response 2 from 7,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)
• make QML Multiple Response 2 from 8,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)
• make QML Multiple Response 2 from 9,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)
• make QML Multiple Response 3 from 6,
  (with scoring template to allow ½ marks single correct answer)