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		By: Stuart R Mealor		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I must admit, I rarely use &quot;All the above&quot; in my quizzes these days, which are usually in Moodle.
The simple reason being I have the &quot;Shuffle answers&quot; option checked, which means the order is random, and therefore &quot;All the above&quot; is not possible.
However, now I&#039;m using H5P more and more, this is a great reminder that there is no substitute for a well constructed question, and technology sometimes makes it all too easy for us to be lazy in our thinking about question construction and value.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I must admit, I rarely use &#8220;All the above&#8221; in my quizzes these days, which are usually in Moodle.<br />
The simple reason being I have the &#8220;Shuffle answers&#8221; option checked, which means the order is random, and therefore &#8220;All the above&#8221; is not possible.<br />
However, now I&#8217;m using H5P more and more, this is a great reminder that there is no substitute for a well constructed question, and technology sometimes makes it all too easy for us to be lazy in our thinking about question construction and value.</p>
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