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| + | * [https://longsight.screenstepslive.com/s/sakai_help/m/59830/l/610497-what-is-the-tests-quizzes-user-activity-report What is the Tests and Quizzes User Activity Report?] | ||
===Advanced Topics / Special Situations=== | ===Advanced Topics / Special Situations=== | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 4 August 2017
Contents
Tests & Quizzes
- With the Tests & Quizzes tool, you can create online tests, practice exercises, surveys, and other forms of assessment.
- Question types can include multiple choice, fill in the blank, matching, essay, and more.
- Below are detailed instructions for creating online assessments, publishing them so students can take them, grading them, and more.
- Assessments can be created question by question, or through already prepared text, "markup text".
Basics
- Sakai 11 User Guide: Tests and Quizzes
- How to Create Online Tests: Video | Handout
- How to Publish a Test or Quiz: Video | Handout
- How to Grade Tests: Video | Handout
Best Practices for Testing in Online and Hybrid Courses
- Best Practices for Online Testing (pdf)
- Tips to Minimize Technical Problems and Deter Cheating (pdf)
Importing Tests
Pools
- TLC live webinar 3/29/17: How to Create Randomized Tests in Sakai with Pools (54:15 min)
- Description: Pools are another tool you can add to your tool kit to deter online cheating. By creating test pools in Sakai and using “random draw,” instructors can deliver a unique test to each student.
- Presented by: Wilma Hodges, Director, Training & eLearning Initiatives at Longsight, Inc.
- Sakai 11 User Guide: What is a Question Pool?
Surveys
Advanced Topics / Special Situations
- Allow extra time on a test for selected students (pdf)
- What is the Tests and Quizzes Event log?
- Get student name, submit date/time, and test score
