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I have not been able to figure out how to import essay questions containing images like this.Īfter importing the questions, I always scroll down the list and look for the Multiple Choice icon in the right hand column.

The vast majority of the time, this worked without any major problems when I imported Multiple choice questions and a few short answer questions. dat file and then imported it into Moodle using the Blackboard option.

Here is an example: src="ppg/examview/09-01-images/mc004-5.jpg" In this case I searched for src="ppg/examview/09-01-images/ and replaced each instance with src=" This process leaves the original name of the file in place and only appends the absolute URL.

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dat file in an editor like Dreamweaver before importing it into Moodle and used the Find and Replace feature to update all the links.Įach image link begins with src= followed by the location of the appropriate image file. I followed John's steps until I got to the step about uploading images.Īfter uploading the image file and unzipping it, I right clicked on one of the images and copied the location of the file. I am sure that I am not the only one with this problem, so I am posting this for others to use. Most of these Math questions contained several image links in each question. However, when importing so many questions, it takes too much time to have to edit each individual question with broken image links. I used this step-by-step guide to get started, so thanks for the help John. I have recently needed to import a large number of Math questions from Examview into Moodle. The last set of steps, which is certainly the most time-consuming if you have a lot of questions and a lot of images, could be automated by writing an SQL command to update the image links in the database, rather than using the Moodle interface. to check that the repair worked, toggle back into normal mode (press the button again). Change these by pre-pending so that it becomes src=" ppg/dallen9999999999/fig1.gif"ĥ. Look for strings like this: src="ppg/dallen9999999999/fig1.gif"Ĥ. Toggle the editor into html mode (press the button)ģ. Replace 4 in the example below by your actual course id.įor each question with a broken image linkĢ. Below is the procedure which you must use for each question. When you preview the quiz, you will see broken image links in all of the questions that have images. create a new quiz, then select the newly-imported questions from the category into which they were imported, and add them to the quiz select (or create) a category for the imported questions, specify Blackboard format, and check "stop on error"Ĥ. course Administration -> Questions -> Import tabĢ. dat file (you have probably already done this)ġ. click the unzip link to the right of the filename. within the dallen9999999999 directory, Upload images.zipĦ. within the ppg directory, create a directory dallen9999999999ĥ. In your course Administration block, click the yellow Files icon. navigate down into the folder containing the images (let's say ppg/dallen9999999999) and re-zip the images into images.zipģ. Unzip the Blackboard file you got from ExamViewĢ. You need to substitute the actual folder name.ġ. In the example below, the images are in folder ppg/dallen9999999999 within the Blackboard file. The HTML editor was fairly uncooperative when I was entering the instructions. Do this by returning to the main page of your course and looking in the address bar. Now you must repair the broken links.īefore you start, determine your course id. If you preview the quiz (or any of the questions in it), you will see broken image links.

create a new quiz, then select the newly-imported questions from the category into which they were imported, and add them to the quiz.

select a category for the imported questions, specify blackboard format, and check "stop on error".

course Administration -> Questions -> Import tab.

dat file (you may have already done this)

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You now have all the images in the directory (you can delete the zip file).

after the upload is complete, click the unzip link to the right of the filename.

within the dallen0907061259 directory, Upload images.zip.

within the ppg directory, create a directory dallen0907061259.

In your Moodle course files area, create a directory called ppg.

navigate down into the folder containing the images (let's say the folder is ppg\dallen0907061259).

Unzip the Blackboard export file you got from ExamView.

If you must do this often, it would pay to automate some of the steps. To import them manually (as Howard suggested), you can use the following procedure.