Blackboard Question Converter

Multiple Choice Questions

Format: Numbered question with choices marked with letters. Use * to mark the correct answer.

Example: 1. Which of these is NOT a step? (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
a. Choice one
b. Choice two*
c. Choice three

Questions in MCQ: 0

Format: Numbered (1.) or lettered (a)) question format. Both are supported.

Example: a) What is the similarity and difference between interval data and ratio data? (LO2) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]

Questions in Essay: 0

Format: Numbered question with True/False options. Use * to mark the correct answer.

Example: 1. This statement is true. (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
True*
False

Questions in True/False: 0

Format: Numbered question with answers on subsequent lines.

Example: 1. The capital of France is ____. (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
Paris
paris

Questions in FIB: 0

Format: Similar to MCQ but allows multiple correct answers. Mark all correct answers with *.

Example: 1. Select all that apply. (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
a. Option one*
b. Option two*
c. Option three

Questions in Multiple Answer: 0

Format: Numbered question with answer-matching pairs on subsequent lines.

Example: 1. Match the following. (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
Paris France
London England

Questions in Matching: 0

Format: Numbered question with numeric answer. Optional tolerance on third line.

Example: 1. What is 2+2? (LO1) (Dr. Name) [Module 1] [Difficulty Level: Low]
4
0.5

Questions in Numeric: 0