Adding Questions to an Assessment
Quick steps:
- Click the Lessons tab.
- Click on the assessment you wish to add questions to.
- When you create an assessment a default Question Set is created.
- Click on Add Question from within that Question Set.
- Select from the set of question types.
- Use the text fields, drop down menus and check boxes to select optional settings.
- Click the Save button when done.
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Navigate to the Lessons tab and click on the assessment you wish to add questions to. Click the Add a Question link in the Question Set toolbar.
You will be presented with several different types of questions and question duplication tools.
Sample question adding procedure:
Click the type of question you would like to add, such as Multiple
Choice. Type in the Question you want to appear, then
under the heading Choices, type in the answer. Click Add More to add
answer choices if the five default ones are not enough. You will then need to carefully assign a point
value to each. Keep in
mind that once students have completed a quiz, changes in point values and answer
choices are extremely difficult to make.
Note: The question types "Short Answer," "Essay," and "Off-line item" have no "Choices" field, as answers are open-ended.
Use the General Feedback field to provide a comment that should be returned to the user when the user submits the quiz. When the student is reviewing their quiz, the feedback you entered will appear following the question. This field can be used to increase the effectiveness of quizzes by providing additional information such as where the material is covered in the book.
You can use the Image URL field to upload an image, which will appear above the question text. Click Add, then in the window that pops up, click Browse to find an image on your computer, then click OK. Alternatively, if you want to display an image that is already on another web server, simply type or paste in the complete URL of the image (e.g. http://www.msu.edu/images/msu_logo.gif). You may also add images (of equations, for example) throughout your question text using HTML (see Related Topics).
When you are finished, click Save. There is a Preview link on the toolbar that allows you to view the quiz you just created just as the student will see it.
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