Managing Quizzes
Instructor (non-editing)
Margarita Berezyanskaya
Last Update 2 giorni fa
The Avenue Quiz feature is a powerful activity that supports a wide range of teaching needs, from multiple-choice knowledge tests to complex self-assessment tasks that provide detailed feedback. In Stage 3, comprehensive Quiz training is available, covering all question types and the Question Bank. This article will help you manage quizzes in the courseware and PBLA modules.
Quiz Management
1. At the top of the Course Homepage, click on the Edit mode toggle button in the upper right corner of the screen to activate the editing tools.
Note: The toggle moves to the right, indicating that course editing is now on.
2. Click on the Edit icon beside a quiz.
3. In the Edit drop-down, click on the Availability option.
4. In the slide-out sub-menu that displays, click on the Show on course page option.
Note: The Quiz is now visible to learners.
5. If you wish to hide a quiz from learners, ensure that Edit mode is on.
6. Click on the Edit icon beside the quiz.
7. In the Edit drop-down, click on the Availability option.
8. In the slide-out sub-menu that displays, click on the Hide on course page option.
Note: The Quiz is now invisible to learners.
Preview a Quiz
1. On the course main page, locate and click on a quiz.
2. To inspect the quiz from the student perspective, under the Quiz Introduction, click on the Preview quiz button.
3. Click on the Start attempt button in the Start attempt pop-up.
4. Complete the Quiz to verify that it is appropriate for your students.
5. After finishing, click on the Finish attempt link.
Manual Grading
Questions in a quiz can be automatically graded. In some cases, teachers must manually grade questions.
1. On the course main page, locate and click on a quiz.
2. Click on the Results link in the activity menu.
3. Scroll down to the results table.
4. Locate questions that display Requires grading in the results table.
5. Click on the Requires grading link.
6. In the Review of question pop-up, read the student response and then click on the Make comment or override mark link.
7. In the Manually grade question pop-up, type a Comment and then enter a numerically appropriate Mark.
8. Click on the Save button.
9. Click on the Close this window button.
10. The results appear. In the bottom row of the table, the number in brackets is the total number of students scores, and the first number is the class average for that question.
Attempt Review
2. The Preview appears.
3. Scrolling down to a question reveals more information about each question attempt.
4. After reviewing the quiz information, click on the Finish review link at the bottom of the screen or in the Quiz Navigation block.
