Student Testing
Make quiz available (see Create Quizzes)
If using classes - make the quiz available on the class page
Otherwise, give students the web address of the quiz
the address appears under the quiz name in the "My Quizzes" area
Students take quiz
Recommend putting student name in "first name" and period # in "last name" text boxes
i.e., First Name: Stephanie J Last Name: P1
In "My Quizzes" inside the folder (if you made one) see a count of how many students took the quiz
Select the "Grade" link
Review overall summary
Review question summary
Review student summary
Change scores
Print student quizzes using reports
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1 | Click on "quizzes" in the navigation panel | ||
2 | Find the quiz (you may need to check within folders, if you created them) | ||
Click on the "Grade" link | |||
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3 | At the top of the screen is the overall summary | ||
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4 | Review the question summary | ||
5 | To review how students answered on a particular question, click on the pencil to the left of the question | ||
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6 | You can change scores here, just replace the zeroes with a score then click the "Submit" button | ||
NOTE: even though each quiz only had X amount of questions these questions were randomly drawn from a larger subset the questions drawn from the subset are included in the summary questions not drawn from the subset are not included in the summary until they are used |
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If you have a question you have decided is unusable you can change student scores quickly using this feature |
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7 | Review the student summary | ||
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6 | Expand the student summary to see all quiz attempts | ||
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8 | Click the pencil to the left of the student name to see that student's performance on that version of the quiz | ||
9 | To change a score, put the new score in the points box that currently has a zero in it | ||
You can also include comments in the comments text box | |||
When finished, click the "submit" button unless you have more students you want to rescore | |||
then click the "submit and grade next student" button | |||
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1 | Click on the "reports" link to the right just above the Overall Summary | ||
2 | Select the desired report from the Report Dialog Box | ||
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If you do not have classes set up or you are not using any survey questions | |||
all this report does is repeat the Quiz Overall Summary | |||
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Outcome for "YES" | |||
Outcome for NO | |||
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These reports display results by "Labels" meaning the different categories you used to develop the quiz | |||
Choosing all the options: | |||
Provides a report (only the overall summary is shown) | |||
Detailed summaries for each Question Label are also provided | |||
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As you can see, there are a variety of options available | |||
Choosing "YES" for putting page breaks allows you to print the entire report | |||
starting a new page for each student without any other input from you | |||
The following selections are my default choices for printing student quizzes: | |||
Like other aspects of the computer, you can "CTRL+click" to select multiple entries (such as students) | |||
Here is an example of one student's quiz based on the above settings | |||
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After changing the percentage, click the "View" button | |||