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Assessment/Testing Manual

Version 3.6.3_4.0

Table of Contents

Module Overview

Assessment Test Overview

The purpose of this manual is to guide administrator(s) on how to effectively create pre and/or post assessments. In this module you will find that you have the ability to create assessments with user defined question types, allowing for a variable number of questions that can also be randomized and associated to question rationales. Assessments are housed in a Test Library. Once an assessment has been created, test sessions are created. Test sessions are associated with a specific test. Once a test session is created, it can be associated with an instructor-led or web-based training course. The Test Library link allows the Administrator to list, create, modify, and delete test assessments. Test assessments include both test questions and test answers. Test questions can be in the form of true/false, multiple choice, fill in the blank or free form text.

Test Library Flowchart

Objectives

Upon completion, you will be able to:
  • Build an Assessment Library Bank
    • Create Assessment(s)
    • Create Test Instance(s)
  • Build Question and Answer Banks
  • Create Additional Assessment Instances
  • Associate an Assessment to a Course

Section 1: Building a Test Library

1.1 How to Create an Assessment:

  1. Click on the Learning Objects Menu
  2. Click on the test library option
  3. Click new test
  4. Name your assessment (If this is a SCORM test, check the SCORM Test box and associate this test to the appropriate course within the SCORM Course field (shown above). You have the option of selecting a vendor to associate the test with
  5. Click Save 1.2 Explanation of Fields:

1Instance NameThe Test Instance Name can be the Same as Test Name. This name will be displayed when the user create the course. Instances allow you to determine the below for an assessment.
2Randomize CheckboxThe Randomize option let the test questions order to be random every time the user takes the test.
3Use All Question CheckboxThis option let the test use all questions for the Test
4Enforce Retake Logic CheckboxThis option allows retake of the test
5
Retake AttemptsOnly when the Enforce Retake Logic Checkbox is checked, the number of attempts can be set
6Review on Completion CheckboxThe correct answers will be displayed only after completion of the test
7Show One Question Per page CheckboxBy checking this option only one question is displayed on one page
8Passing ScoreThis is the Passing Score for each test which can be overwritten with the Passing Score at the Course or Accreditation
9Make Public CheckboxBy Checking this option the test available to all users
10Max QuestionsThe maximum number of questions to be displayed in the test from a pool of all questions.
11Days before RetakeThis is related to Retake logic and the number of days is the days after which a user can take the test after retake attempts
12Permit Review CheckboxThis lets the user to see the incorrect answers in Red after completion of each Test Attempt
13Show FeedBackThis lets shows the feedback for each question in blue if the comments section for each question is filled out.
13Save ButtonOnce the Save Button is click the Test Instance is Saved and Click on the Exit Button
14click on the Button of the Test InstanceThis action causes the Test List to be displayed.
  1. The system generates a pop up menu to create an instance for your assessment, this can be done immediately or you can go in at a later time to create an instance(s).
  2. Click Exit to leave your test instance

Section 2 – Creating Assessment Questions and Answers

2.1 Creating Assessment Questions

  1. Click on Learning Objects
  2. Click test library
  3. Find your assessment name
  4. Click the view link under the questions column to create your questions bank within your assessment
  5. Click the new test question button

2.2 Explanation of Fields:

1Question TextThis is the question as it appears to a user while taking the test
2CommentsThis is the feedback and/or rationale for the question that would appear after the test is completed if show feedback is selected in the Test Instance
3Display OrderThis is the order in which the questions are displayed on the assessment.
4Save ButtonClick on Save Button and New Answer and New Attachment Button would appear like screen below.

2.3 Explanation of Fields

1Click on buttonThe above window for the new attachment to the question would appear
2TypeThe type dropdown will show the following: Course Document, Others, Primary Image User Document
3Enter File LocationClick on Browse Button and select the document or image to upload from your computer
3NameGive the name for the document or image
4DescriptionGive the description of the document to be uploaded.

2.4 Creating Assessment Answers

  1. Within the test question form, click new answer
  2. Answer text field , type your question here (This is the answer as it appears to a user while taking the test)
  3. This is box to be selected if the above answer text is the correct option
  4. Select from the following answer types: Check Box, Radio Button, Text Area, Text Box
  5. Answer value field, type your feedback and/or rationale here (This is the answer as it appears to a user while taking the test)
  6. Display order is the order in which the answers are displayed on the assessment
  7. Save and New or save

Section 3: Additional Assessment Instances

3.1 How to Create Additional Assessment Instances

  1. Click on the Learning Objects Menu
  2. Click on Test Library from the Learning Objects Menu
  3. Locate your assessment and click on the "titled name"
  4. Click on New Test Instance

Section 4: Associating Assessment(s) to a Course(s)

4.1 How to Associate an Assessment to a Course

  1. Click on the Learning Objects Menu
  2. Click on Courses
  3. Select the appropriate course type. (Classroom or Online)
  4. Search for the Course Title
  5. Click on the Course Title

  1. Click Edit Button
  2. Click Add Button
  3. A Pop Up Window will appear
  4. Search for Test Name
  5. Select Test(s)
  6. Click Add Test Instance
  7. Click Save