In a quiz adapted from A Question of Sport - with TV execs pitched against their offspring and focusing on kids' TV and meejah - it was not difficult to imagine Skomer Bennett-Clemmow and Annelies de Jong (Heggessey Jr) running the British media not too long from now.
The informational content was identical for both the self-assessment conditions; however, the amount of information received by participants in the tailored feedback condition was adapted to their quiz responses.
The Cannabis knowledge questionnaire was adapted from the Cannabis Quiz and included 16 items [ 51].
Quiz design was adapted from the literature on holistic visual perception, which assures a tight linkage to the results presented in this literature (Gauthier and Tarr, 1997; Gauthier et al., 1998; Tanaka et al., 2005).
But discussions also include a collaboration to create such things as stock trading games or online quizzes that can be adapted as part of a student's economics class curriculum or study aid.
Following each module, students responded to open-response quiz questions and a survey about learning and engagement (adapted from the Student Assessment of Learning Gains instrument).
On the importance of gameshows to Granada's early success: "Sidney Bernstein adapted a number of US formats, including what became University Challenge, and Criss Cross Quiz.
Trivia buffs in the Big Apple might be familiar with the popular live quiz show called the Big Quiz Thing, but what they may not know is that the trivia contest has been adapted into a summertime television program that debuts this Sunday, July 14, at 9 pm on channel NYCLife.
The University of Southern Mississippi, University Libraries Plagiarism Tutoriall has a tutorial adapted from tutorial was adapted from Robert A. Harris's The Plagiarism Handbook : Strategies for Preventing, Detecting, and Dealing with Plagiarism (Los Angeles, CA : Pyrczak Publishing, 2001), combined with a true-false pre-test and two interactive quizzes.
