Assessment Edit

How to Edit an Assessment 

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1. From the Project Dashboard, click on the Project Navigation menu and select All Assessments.
2. From the list of assessments, click the Edit icon next to any assessment to bring up the Edit Assessment page.
3. On the Details tab of the assessments page, users can edit the information that was added during creation, including:
   • Info
     • Assessment Name - enter the name of the Assessment
   • Instructions- add details & instructions about the assessment (Based on the tenant's configuration, users can use Patterns and Widgets)
     • click +Instructions to add a description using the Advance Editor (rich text editing options along with media, patterns and widgets)
       • To maximize the editor and view it in full screen mode, click the fullscreen icon.
       • Click Save Instruction
     • After adding the instructions users can perform the following actions: 
       • Expand / Collapse
       • Edit 
       • Delete 
   • Grade
     • Maximum Point - (Auto Calculated) Maximum Points is the aggregate total score of all questions in the respective assessment.
     • Grade Type - Grading scheme to be applied for respective assessments and display grades.
       • Non Graded
       • Point
       • Percentage
       • Letter Grade
       • Pass/Fail
     • Grade Category - Organizes assessments to allow instructors as well as students to preview aggregate grade total basis category.
       • Assessment Group (default)
       • + Add Category - to create a new Grade Category
         • Category Name - enter the name of the category
         • Click Add
     • Grading Method - Allows to choose a grading scheme to be applied for assessments.
       • Add Rubric - this button opens all the rubrics available in the course for selection. Only a single rubric can be added at a time.
         • Select the rubric and click Confirm to associate it with the assessment
         • To remove the associated rubric, click Remove
   • Submission
     • Attempts - Number of Attempts
     • Grading Calculation - Allows to choose grading scheme to be applied for assessments
       • Highest
       • Latest
       • Average
       • Lowest
       • First Attempt
     • Time Limit - Total Time Limit in Minutes for students to complete/submit the assessment
   • Question Behavior
     • Shuffle Questions - Allows random order of questions to be presented to students.
     • Shuffle Answers - Randomly order the choices for every choice-based question present in the assessment.
     • Show Correct Answers - Display Correct Answer for questions once assessments/question attempt is completed by students.
   • Presentation
     • Paging - Representation of questions in assessment preview to students.
       • All Questions
       • One Question Per Page
         • Access Previous Question -  enables students to access previous questions
   • Availability
     • Due Date - Set Availability of Assessment for Students. (Optional)
4. On the Questions tab, authors can create, edit and delete different types of questions including:
   • MCQ
   • FIB
   • FIB DRAGDROP
   • FIB DROPDOWN
   • Open Ended
   • Multi-part
   • Incontext Reading Activities
5. On the Metadata tab authors can associate the assessment with the following metadata
   • Key Value Pair
   • Taxonomy
   • Tag
6. After editing the required details, click Save to update the assessment.
7. On successful updates, a notification will be displayed on the screen.
8. Click the Assessment Name to preview the updated assessment.
9. To delete the assessment:
   • Click the Delete icon next to any assessment.
   • Select “Yes, Delete It!” to confirm deletion or choose “No, Cancel!” to abort the deletion.
   • On successful deletion, a notification will be displayed on the screen.
10. Alternatively, users can edit an assessment in the editor.