The Quiz Tool is used to create and manage quiz assessments. You can use these tools to help evaluate student progress and learning outcomes. When creating a quiz it is important to consider the design of your question(s). There are many different question types available, so you can choose the ones that best suit your course content. The quiz tool consists of three main areas: creating/managing quizzes, the question library, and quiz statistics.

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Please see the additional articles available regarding the New Quiz experience

Adding questions to your quiz

Login to LEARN and navigate to your course.

1. In the center panel of your quiz page, you will see a section for Questions. In this section, you can Add Existing questions by clicking that option and choosing the source of the existing question. If your questions do not already exist, you can create new questions by clicking the option to Create New.

2. Clicking the Add Existing button will display three options. Upload a File, Browser Question Library and Import from Learning Repository.

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1. Write the question text here. In this example, students are filling in a response rather than answering a question. So we’ve entered “Question 1”.

2. Students do not need an HTML editor unless you want them to upload something or use font tools. Typically this does not need to be checked.

3. If you want to Allow learners to insert images and add attachments check the box.

4. Enter your question point value

5. Your image is displayed here, as the students would see it.

6. The response field is displayed here, as the students would see it.

7. Click Save when you are finished.

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 Once you have added questions to your quiz you can select then move your questions around within the quiz by selecting the Move To option.

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15. To create a question pool, select the Create New button and choose Question Pool from the list of options. When the New Question Pool window opens you will see be required to add a Question Pool Title, select the Number of Questions to Select and the Points Per Question.

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