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Initial Steps

1. Click the plus symbol in the Course Content tab (you can also add a test inside a folder or module).
   

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2. Click Create.

3. Scroll to the Assessmentarea and choose Test.

4. Name the test.

   

5. In the Content & Settings, click the plus symbol.

   

6. To add questions to the test, you can:

   1. Choose a question type.

   2. Choose to reuse a question.

   3. Upload a question from a file.

   4. Add a file from Cloud Storage.

7. Continue adding questions by hovering under or over a question to activate the plus symbol.

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1. Click the drop-down in the upper right to choose when/if students will be able to view the test.

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   1. Hidden from students (default).

   2. Visible to students

   3. Choose the release conditions:

      1. Choose from all students, specific students, or specific groups.

      2. Set date and time of availability.

      3. Performance:

         1. Choose whether access to this test will be limited by a student’s overall grade or just a specific previously graded item.

         2. Choose the grade requirement for the overall or specific grade.

            1. Choose a range.

            2. Create your own range.

               1. Choose the grading schema

               2. Choose a minimum and maximum grade.

   4. Choose if the assignment will appear now or only if a student meets the conditions.

2. Save any changes to the test visibility settings.

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After adding all questions, click the gear icon to choose settings.

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Details and Information

1. Enter a due date and time.

2. Optionally, check the box to activate any of the following:

• Prohibit late submissions

• Prohibit attempts after the due date

• Allow class conversations, (enables a space for students to have discussions about the assessment or ask questions)

• Collect submissions offline: You can't collect submissions offline for an assessment with questions.

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1. In the Grading & Submissions area,

   1. The default Grade category is test. If necessary, click the dropdown to change the category.

   2. One is the default number of Attempts allowed. If necessary, click the dropdown to change this to a different number or unlimited.

   3. The default Grade using is Points. If necessary, change this to a different way to grade.

   4. Enter the Maximum points given for the assignment.

   5. Optionally, check the box to:

      1. Hide student names from the grader

      2. Enable two graders per student

      3. Enable peer review

      4. Post grades immediately after you

      enter

      1. submit a grade.

Assessment Results

You can choose these options only after adding questions.

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1. Add Time limit: You can set a time limit for the test.

2. Add grading rubric: You are unable to add a rubric for a test with questions such as True/False or Multiple Choice. Rubrics can only be used with tests or assignments with a text description onlythat require a written response from the student. For example, you cannot use a rubric for a test with multiple choice or True/False questions.

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   Tests, choose Add text and disable “Post assessment grades automatically.”

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3. Goals & standards: You can align a test to one or multiple goals.

4. Assigned groups: You can assign the test to a group, unless you have prohibited late submissions. You can create a group here or choose a group already created. By default, you assign a grade to each group as a whole, but you can change a group member’s individual grade.

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