This paper is on methods of preparing online quizzes for remedial learning including structures of questions suitable for remedial learning and approaches to attain analysis and evaluation learning levels for a course in reaction engineering.
The other study [ 32] detected errors in 80% of the paper diary data, but found the error rates of electronic diaries to be low, hypothesizing that the prompts and structures of questions and responses guide the user towards greater accuracy.
"There was a concern — and I will not judge on motivation — but the structure of the questions led to a concern that career people who were doing their jobs might be disadvantaged for having done their job," Moniz said.
None of the participants considered that the structure of the questions or their answer options to be confusing.
The open interview enables the perspectives of patients and carers to be heard, unfettered from the structure of closed questions.
The dimensional structure of the questions on the APAIS questionnaire was also explored using a multi-trait, multi-item analysis.
However, results of this study identified a strong tendency towards acquiescent responding, regardless of the format or structure of the questions in this section.
The structure of the questions is simple and easily understood, resulting in a high percentage of answers and a very good acceptance by patients, who don't need supplementary instructions in order to answer the questions independently.
We pilot tested the Guide-O-Game© in order to evaluate its feasibility in terms of integration in the curriculum, the functionality of its tool, the structure of its questions, and the usability of its rules.
The structure of the questions were informed by the initial two stages of van Meijel, Gamel, van Swieten-Duijfjes & Grypdonck's framework for using qualitative methods to develop interventions [ 29].
