Games and Amusements

Sports Scores is a module that fetches scores from an external site for certain sports. The module stores the data returned in the database, and provides hooks for other modules to integrate with.

The original purpose of this module is to save me hand-entering scores each week into pickem. There is basic views functionality included.

Features

• Designed for practicing: students can take as many attempts as they like.
• Many feedback options, feedback can change with attempts.
• Many question types.
• Questions can be added anywhere in a site.
• Only Questions. Ordering questions in a quiz or case is done by a separate module.

Related Projects

• Proteus is way of presenting questions to a student.

From a teacher's point of view:

The Drupal module LinearCase allows ClosedQuestions and other documents to be ordered in a "case study". The user is not allowed to navigate further than the last question he has not yet answered correctly, but is allowed to navigate backwards freely.

This is a report module for Quiz (http://drupal.org/project/quiz).

Features:

• Supports revisions.
• Accumulated data for takes, score and time spent
• Module based. Easy to add reports for new question types.
• If a question type is not supported, it will still give an overall report.
• Is HTML based. Does not rely on any other module other than Quiz.

This module doesn't alter any data.

Todo:

This module provides a field that allows one to input their Drupal.org user ID, and view their Certified to Rock rating. This was mainly coded as a learning exercise, so it may be limited in features and polish.

Basically if you're looking for a way to get the Certified To Rock rating for your users, then this is a module that will do the job!

Efficiently disable the display of any node.
(Maybe not a good choice for a drupal appstore.)

Project update

I have been involved in D&D Next playtesting, and have decided to begin a new version of this module to support the new version of D&D. I have also made the decision to move away from being Features-based (see an issue below) in the process. Fear not, as I plan to build an upgrade path to move 1.x (D&D 3.x) characters to 2.x (D&D Next). Ambitious, maybe, but necessary.

Allows pooled competitions for registered users (best-of-five). Users can view match results, enter match results, and confirm results entered by their competitors.

"The Game" module is to be a versatile set of functionality for community-based gaming.