Next we will organize the five questions you just authored into an assessment.

• Create an assessment folder called Memphis Trivia
• Open the folder
• Click on “Assessments” > “Add Assessment”

• The “Assessment Wizard launches
  • Give your assessment a meaningful name.
  • Identify the “type” of assessment you are creating as “Quiz”
    Note: The “type of assessment” impacts the behavior of the assessment and the rules for how a participant may access it. Click through the different choices in this window for a description of each type of assessment.
  • OPTIONAL: Enter an “Assessment Description”

• Assessment control screen: Recommended settings for this exercise (see screen below)

• Enter an “Introduction” that explains to assessment participants the nature and purpose of the assessment.  Choose either option A or B of suggested options below.

Enter an “Introduction” that explains to assessment participants the nature and purpose of the assessment.  Choose either option A or B of suggested options below.

A. Basic:
“Hello. Please answer a few questions to test your knowledge about Memphis.”

B. Optional Personalize the introduction:
“Hello, ___. Please answer a few questions to test your knowledge about Memphis.”

You can personalize test with a number of “server variables” – including participant name:

Resulting text looks like this:

Now it’s time to add questions to the assessment.  Click “Add”

Choose to add “All from topic”

Note: “Randomly from topic” is ideal for quizzes in which you want to draw a few questions at random from a topic with many questions. “Single question” is a good option when you want to pick specific questions from a topic, or have more control over the order in which they are presented to the participant.

a. Select the Topic folder with your questions
b. Click “Insert”

After adding questions, you will be prompted to set a pass/fail score, and to enter feedback that will be delivered to your participant upon completion of the assessment. You can enter different feedback based on how the participant performs on the assessment.

a. Check “Enable pass/fail”
b. Enter the Feedback screen for a passing score:

“Thank you for taking this quiz. You passed! Follow the link below to learn more about Memphis.”

For “Go to URL” enter:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memphis_TN

c. Enter the feedback for a failing score:

Thank you for taking this quiz. Sorry, but you did not achieve a passing score. Follow the link below to learn more about Memphis.

For “Go to URL” enter:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memphis_TN

d. Optional:  Personalize the feedback. Just as in the assessment introduction, you can personalize the feedback in the assessment

Note: there are many other options for customizing feedback, branching to other assessments and learning resources, and sending personalized emails based on assessment results.

Click "Next" and "Finish" -- Your assessment is now ready to try out!

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