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* [http://tinyurl.com/sakai-ufl-take-test-late Allow a student to take a test after the due date (or retract date) has passed] (University of Florida) | * [http://tinyurl.com/sakai-ufl-take-test-late Allow a student to take a test after the due date (or retract date) has passed] (University of Florida) | ||
* [http://tinyurl.com/sakai-ufl-retake Allow a student to resubmit an assessment] (University of Florida) | * [http://tinyurl.com/sakai-ufl-retake Allow a student to resubmit an assessment] (University of Florida) | ||
Revision as of 10:21, 18 February 2014
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. Tests can be imported from Blackboard and from other sources. There are many settings for customizing delivery of your assessment. Grades can be sent to the Sakai gradebook, and statistics are available for each individual question and for the overall assessment.
Best Practices for Testing in Online and Hybrid Courses
Question Types in Tests & Quizzes
- See detailed instructions for each question type (University of Florida)
Importing Tests
- Copy a test from one Sakai site to another
- Importing Tests & Quizzes into Sakai from Blackboard (DTCC)
- Respondus Test Bank Network (Search for publisher test banks that can be imported into Sakai)
- Note: Requires download of the free product Respondus LE
Question Pools
- Create and manage question pools (University of Florida)
- Create and manage question pools (Indiana University)
Surveys
Advanced Topics / Special Cases
- Allow a student to take a test after the due date (or retract date) has passed (University of Florida)
- Allow a student to resubmit an assessment (University of Florida)
- Allow extra time for particular students (University of Florida)
- Make changes to a published assessment (University of Florida)
- View assessment statistics or item analysis data (University of Florida)
- Provide students with Feedback in Online Tests (UNC-CH)
- Midnight Assignments: How do you set the date and time? (Pepperdine University)
