Questionnaire

The Questionnaire content type builds an opinion survey with single-choice, multiple-selection, and open-answer elements. It carries no score by design: the AI generates the elements, their required flags, and the submission screen.

AI-generated configuration

Setting	Description	Possible values	Default
Number of elements	How many survey elements the questionnaire contains. Exact requested quantities are generated exactly, without trimming.	No documented cap	4 to 8 when no quantity is requested
Element type	How each element collects the answer.	Radio buttons (single choice) / Checkboxes (multiple selection) / Open answer (text field)	Inferred from the request
Required	Whether the student must answer the element before submitting.	Required / Optional per element	As requested
Open answer lines	Number of lines of the open-answer text field.	Configured to write comfortably	Sized to the expected answer

Generated content

• The survey elements, each one with its statement and its required flag:
  • Radio button elements: coherent alternatives with a single selectable choice.
  • Checkbox elements: alternatives where several can be selected at once.
  • Open-answer elements: a text field with its line count configured.
• The submission screen and the success message shown when the questionnaire is completed.
• When a syllabus or source document is uploaded, the statements and alternatives are drawn strictly from it.

Rules and behavior

• The questionnaire is a survey without a score by design: the absence of a grade is not a failure.
• There is no documented cap on elements: a high requested quantity (for example 25) is generated exactly, without trimming.
• Single choice per question means radio buttons; allowing several selections means checkboxes — the AI picks the presentation from how the teacher phrases the request.

Example prompts

Without syllabus

A survey with single-choice elements presented as radio buttons:

I need an H5P opinion questionnaire for the Human Resources course asking students which training modality they prefer: in-person, synchronous virtual, asynchronous virtual, or blended. A single choice per question.

A closing survey with an open-answer element:

I want a closing H5P opinion questionnaire for the Human Resources course: an open question where each student writes which learning from the course they would apply first at work, with enough space to develop the answer.

With syllabus

A survey with checkbox elements whose alternatives come from the uploaded document:

Prepare an H5P opinion questionnaire on topic 2 of the document I uploaded: have the student mark all the contents of that topic they consider most useful for their education. Several can be chosen.