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How to submit questions

You may submit questions in one of three ways:

1. By submitting an issue with your question

Submit a proposed question issue. The requirements for the question are as follows:

  • It should be a multiple choice question
    • with four possible answers and
    • only one correct answer.
  • It should be written in GIFT format. Please use the GIFT Question Editor to validate that your question can be parsed correctly before submitting.
  • It should not include a title

Precede your questions with comments that include:

An example submission would be something like this:

Question

// Study Task: I:A.1 Characterize and differentiate between theoretical models of disability, including the strengths and weaknesses of their underlying assumptions

// Sources: 
//   The [Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies Body of Knowledge](https://iaap.membershipsoftware.org/files/IAAP%20CPACC%20BOK%202017_062317.docx)

What is a strength of the medical model of disability?
{
  =It defines disability in a way that facilitates treatment of the individual by the medical profession.
  ~It emphasizes the responsibility of society for creating enabling conditions for all people.
  ~It encourages individuals to view themselves as a class with common interests, so they can more effectively advocate for their rights.
  ~It encourages empathy for those with disabilities.
}

2. By forking repository and submitting a pull request

GitHub Standard Fork & Pull Request Workflow

3. If a contributor, by creating a branch and submitting a pull request

If you are regularly submitting questions, you can request to be added as a contributor. All contributors added to the project should have already passed the CPACC exam. As a contributor, you won't have to fork the project. Rather, you can just create a branch in the base repository and make a pull request from that branch. Also, as a contributor, you'll be able to make comments on other's pull requests to help in the peer review of questions. Just open a contributor request issue.

License

By contributing questions, you affirm that what you have submitted is not otherwise copyrighted material and agree to license your contribution under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International