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espanolLa plataforma Moodle, de educacion virtual, posibilita la evaluacion de alumnos a traves de cuestionarios. Sin embargo, la creacion de preguntas tiene las siguientes dificultades: ingresar un numero considerable de preguntas es tedioso y es posible incurrir en errores de digitacion; no posee un editor de LaTeX; solo se pueden generar preguntas aleatorias mediante el tipo de calculadas [1]. En este sentido, Scientific WorkPlace® ofrece ventajas respecto a la creacion de preguntas, brindando la posibilidad de crear una plantilla de preguntas, de la cual se puede generar cuestionarios especificos. No obstante, la plantilla de preguntas no es compatible con los formatos admitidos por Moodle. Entonces, en este trabajo se propone un algoritmo para convertir evaluaciones realizadas en Scientific WorkPlace® en la plantilla en formato GIFT (General Import Format Technology) para Moodle; se presenta un prototipo llamado tex2Gift para validar el algoritmo propuesto. Finalmente, se plantea un protocolo para generar preguntas aleatorias para Moodle, utilizando Scientific WorkPlace® EnglishThe virtual learning platform Moodle enables the evaluation of students through questionnaires. However, the creation of questions has the following difficulties: enter a number of questions are tedious; not have a LaTeX editor, just random questions can be generated by the kind of calculated [1]. In this sense, Scientific WorkPlace® offers advantages over the creation of questions, providing the ability to create a template of questions, which can generate specific questionnaires. However, the template of questions is not compatible with the formats supported by Moodle. So in this paper we propose an algorithm to convert evaluations in Scientific WorkPlace® in the format template GIFT (General Import Format Technology) for Moodle, we present a prototype called tex2Gift to validate the proposed algorithm. Finally, we propose a protocol to generate random questions to Moodle using Scientific WorkPlace

Generación de Preguntas Aleatorias de Opción Múltiple con Única Respuesta para Moodle