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This page explains how a quiz is accessed and used by students and teachers. It also offers some hints as to good practice in using the quiz module.

How students take a quiz

Click on the quiz link on the course homepage and read the information to check you're in the right quiz.
Click on "Attempt quiz now" button.
Click on the "Next" button at the bottom of the page to see the next page of questions
Click on the "flag" in the box next to the question to put a temporary marker on it

Notice the Quiz navigation block in the upper right corner. You can use it to jump to any question. Question boxes for the current pag are in bold. Flagged questions will have a "red corner" in their box

To finish the exam,click "Finish attempt" in the navigation block of "Next" on the last page of the exam.
The "Summary of attempt" page - reviews the questions and alerts you to questions not attempted.

Click on any question page number or "Return to attempt" to go back to the quiz.
Click on "Submit all and finish" to have your quiz scored. A warning will pop up telling you you can no longer change your answers.

New feature
in Moodle 2.6! In Moodle 2.6.1 onwards, if the quiz auto-save detects that the student's Internet connection has dropped, a warning is given.

How students review a quiz

In the quiz navigation block incorrect answers are RED: partially correct answers are YELLOW and correct answers are GREEN. The flags are still visible:

In the questions themselves, correct answers will be in green with a check mark. Incorrect answers will be in red with a cross. will have a green check mark next to your correct answer

According to your teacher's settings, you might get general feedback, specific feedback on each question and/or overall feedback on your final score.

Results in a quiz using CBM (Certainty-based marking)

New feature
in Moodle 2.6!

Quizzes using CBM provide detailed feedback relating to accuracy and certainty:

For more information on how CBM works and how students may benefit from it, see Using certainty-based marking

Saving questions and returning later to a quiz

If you answer a number of questions and then want to complete the quiz at a later time,click "Finish attempt".
When you return to continue the quiz, Moodle will remember which page you were on and allow you to continue from there, having saved your previous questions.

Retaking a quiz

If your teacher has allowed multiple attempts, when you click on the quiz again you will be informed how many attempts you have remaining along with your previous scores.

How teachers view a quiz

Note: Once a quiz has been attempted, it is not possible to add or delete questions unless previous scores are removed.

When attempts have been made on the quiz, the teacher can click the quiz name and access the reports by clicking the link "Attempts - (No. of attempts.

It is then possible to filter the reports according to preference:

A teacher may also access quiz results by clicking on the quiz name in the Navigation block. This opens up other links, enabling them to view by grade, by correct response, by statistics and by manually graded responses:

Each individual question may be filtered in score order and individual student quiz responses may be viewed by clicking "Review attempt" next to their name.

For more information on how quiz responses are reported, see Quiz reports.

Commenting on or regrading responses

By clicking on the score of an individual question, a teacher may comment on it or override the grade:

Messaging students who haven't completed a quiz

From the Administration block, click Reports>Course participation
From the drop down, choose your quiz.
In Show only, choose "Student" and in Actions, choose "post"
In the list that appears, tick/check the boxes next to those you wish to message.
In the bottom dropdown With selected users, choose "send message"

Ideas for using Quiz

Quizzes may be used:

as unit or course exams
as mini-tests for reading assignments or at the end of a topic
as exam practice using questions from previous years' exams
to deliver immediate feedback for printed workbook activities
to provide feedback about performance
for self assessment
(with the use of the Quiz creator role) to allow students to generate their own quiz questions for a practice question bank.

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+{{Quiz}}
-This page contains general instructions for taking a quiz.  Teachers may use different quiz settings, so these instructions are general.
+This page explains how a quiz is accessed and used by students and teachers. It also offers some hints as to good practice in using the quiz module.
-=Student perspective=
+==How students take a quiz==
-This page contains general instructions for viewing a completed quiz and taking a quiz. Teachers
-==Process of taking a quiz==
-#Click on the quiz link on the course homepage
-#Read the information about the quiz to make sure it is the correct quiz
-#Click on "Attempt quiz now" button - you will start the attempt
-#Click on the "Next" button at the bottom of the page to see the next page of questions
-#Click on the "flag" in the box next to the question to put a temporary marker on it
-#Notice the Quiz navigation block in the upper right corner
-##You can jump to any question using it
-##Any flagged questions will have a "red corner" in their box
-##The question boxes for the current page are in bold
-#To finish the exam
-##Click "Finish attempt" in the Quiz navigation block
-##Or click on the "Next" button on the last page of the exam
-#The "Summary of attempt" page - reviews the questions
-##It will tell you if you "have not yet answered" a question
-##It will show you any questions that are still flagged
-##Click on any question page number to return to the quiz
-#Click on "Submit all and finish" to have your quiz scored
-## A warning will pop up "Once you submit, you will no longer be able to change your answers for this attempt.
-## There is a button to "Cancel"
-## There is a button to "Submit all and finish".
-Most quizzes will give a student some sort of review of what they did.
+*Click on the quiz link on the course homepage and read the information to check you're in the right quiz.
-#Notice in the Quiz navigation block:
+*Click on "Attempt quiz now" button.
-##Those questions that were scored as correct are in "green",
+*Click on the "Next" button at the bottom of the page to see the next page of questions
-##Those missed are in "red".
+*Click on the "flag" in the box next to the question to put a temporary marker on it
-##Any questions flagged, will probably still be marked.
-##"Show all questions on one page" link
-##"Finish review" link
-#Questions answered correctly will have a green check mark next to your correct answer
-#Questions missed will have a red X mark next to your answer
-#The teacher may have the quiz
-##Tell you the correct answer
-##Give specific feedback to your answer on any question
-##Give you general feedback on a question
-##Give you overall feedback on your overall score
+[[File:notyetanswered.png]]
-==Pictures of what students might see==
+*Notice the Quiz navigation block in the upper right corner. You can use it to jump to any question. Question boxes for the current pag are in bold. Flagged questions will have a "red corner" in their box
-<gallery perrow=3 caption="Click to enlarge">
-File:Quiz navigation plain.png|Navigation block, see flagged question
-File:Quiz unanswered question.png|Unanswered question
-File:Quiz missed question.png|Missed question
-File:Quiz correct answered question.png|Correctly answered question
-File:Question information box flagged.png|Question flagged
-File:Quiz summary score time grade.png|Quiz score summary
-</gallery >
-=Teacher's perspective=
+[[File:quizflag.png]]
-==Taking a Quiz==
-After clicking on a quiz name the student will be taken to page that displays the quiz name and the quiz introduction. Usually the introduction will tell the student more about the purpose of the quiz and how it will be assessed. If applicable the page will also show the quiz opening and closing dates and times. The student will not be able to access the quiz questions until the opening time. The student must make sure that they submit all answers before the closing time. Late answers will not usually be marked.
-==Retaking a Quiz==
+*To finish the exam,click "Finish attempt" in the navigation block of "Next" on the last page of the exam.
-If a student has already attempted the quiz, they will see a table listing all their previous attempts together with the time the student completed them and the marks and grades. Notice that there may be a difference between the "Marks" and "Grade" column. The teacher may have wanted the grade for the quiz to be out of a certain number of points and the Grade column therefore will contain a rescaling of the Marks column to achieve this.
+*The "Summary of attempt" page - reviews the questions and alerts you to questions not attempted.
-==Continuing an uncompleted quiz==
+[[File:summaryofattempt.png]]
-A student may be allowed to return to a quiz or the quiz settings might be set to count the return as a new attempt. If there is no button for starting a new attempt then the student has used the maximum number of attempts allowed for the quiz.
-==Submitting and saving a quiz==
+*Click on any question page number or "Return to attempt" to go back to the quiz.
-The students have several options for saving a quiz.  (These need updating for 2.0).
+*Click on "Submit all and finish" to have your quiz scored. A warning will pop up telling you you can no longer change your answers.
-Students should also know that every time they change pages in a quiz, Moodle will store their answers. :Typically if their computer or the network crashes, they will be able to enter the quiz and Moodle will still have their answers and consider they are still on their first attempt.
+{{New features}}In Moodle 2.6.1 onwards, if the quiz auto-save detects that the student's Internet connection has dropped, a warning is given.
-# '''Save without submitting''' - which, as its name says, saves the answers without submitting them
+[[File:Quiz_disconnect.png|400px|Disconnection warning]]
-# '''Submit all and finish''' - which saves the whole quiz
-==Viewing a completed quiz==
+===How students review a quiz===
-See [[Quiz reports]] for more ways to view a completed quiz.
+*In the quiz navigation block incorrect answers are RED: partially correct answers are YELLOW and correct answers are GREEN. The flags are still visible:
-===Student viewing completed quiz===
+[[File:colourmarking.png]]
-The teacher may allow the student to go back into a completed quiz to see the quiz pages, questions, the student answers, the correct answer and the score the student received on each question.  The teacher can also see each student's quiz.
-Remember that in some quizzes, the answers and even the questions can appear in a different order for each students.  For those who are used to paper tests, this could require some adjustment in discussing the quiz.
+*In the questions themselves, correct answers will be in green with a check mark. Incorrect answers will be in red with a cross. will have a green check mark next to your correct answer
+*According to your teacher's settings, you might get general feedback, specific feedback on each question and/or overall feedback on your final score.
-===Teacher viewing completed quiz===
+===Results in a quiz using CBM (Certainty-based marking)===
-Once the first student has attempted the quiz, the edit screen looks different. It will not be possible to add or delete questions from the quiz.  The teacher can still edit questions.
+{{New features}}
+Quizzes using CBM provide detailed feedback relating to accuracy and certainty:
+{|
+|[[File:26CBM.png|400px|CBM feedback]]
+|}
-[[Image:Quiz Edit 2 attempts.png‎|thumb|center|Here there have been 2 attempts on this quiz.  The preview and edit icons for each question are available on the right.]]
+For more information on how CBM works and how students may benefit from it, see [[Using certainty-based marking]]
-::''Tip:'' After changing the marks on a question, the teacher can regrade a quiz after a student views it. For example, mark more than one answer as being correct. When a student views the quiz after a regrade, they will see the changes to their marks.
+===Saving questions and returning later to a quiz===
-==What to do after a quiz==
+*If you answer a number of questions and then want to complete the quiz at a later time,click "Finish attempt".
-It is a good practice to review the quiz after it has been given.   Students may challenge a question, or ask about the meaning of a question during or after a quiz.  After viewing student attempt scores, the result tab will assist the teacher in looking at questions answered by the class, changing scores for specific answers and regrading the quiz.
+*When you return to continue the quiz, Moodle will remember which page you were on and  allow you to continue from there, having saved your previous questions.
-The Item Analysis link, on the Results tab, can assist the teacher in finding questions in the test that should be reviewed. Sorting on the Correct Facility will allow the teacher to quickly see the questions that were most missed or answered correctly.  A question where every student missed it, could mean the teacher tagged the wrong answer as correct or made a typing error in the evaluation of the answer. Unintentional trick questions can often be found by sorting by the "Disc" columns.  This might reveal where the worst quiz takers answered the question better than the best quiz takers.  The item analysis might also reveal the material which was not presented well or perhaps not covered.
+===Retaking a quiz===
-The analysis can also point out correct answers to short answer questions that were not included as a potential when the question was created. Teachers can even look for common misspellings in the correct response and, depending on his or her policy, can award partial or full credit to students for the misspelled response.
+If your teacher has allowed multiple attempts, when you click on the quiz again you will be informed how many attempts you have remaining along with your previous scores.
-Questions needing correction can be edited by clicking on the question ID number on the item analysis page. While questions can be edited as students are taking the Quiz, it is not recommended. Understand what question you are editing.  For example is it used in other courses or again in another Quiz in the same course?  Do you want the edited question to be used in the future?
+==How teachers view a quiz==
-Clicking on regrade link,  on the results tab, will immediately update the scores for all students on all questions for that one specific quiz. '''Do not''' use the regrade link if students are taking the quiz.  Be sure you want to recalculate the quiz.   You can regrade the quiz as many times as you want.
+''Note: Once a quiz has been attempted, it is not possible to add or delete questions unless previous scores are removed.''
-This method ensures fairness in scoring on the current quiz and future quizzes while it minimizes the need for “Make comment or override grade” in the individual overview of a students attempt.
+*When attempts have been made on the quiz, the teacher can click the quiz name and access the reports by clicking the link "Attempts - (No. of attempts.
-Regrade is found on the Results Tab of a Quiz. Regrade is used to force Moodle to recalculate points awarded for correct and incorrect responses to quiz questions after the quiz has been taken by students. It is used when the teacher changes a score or evaluation of a question after the Quiz has been completed by one or more students.
+*It is then possible to filter the reports according to preference:
-==Email all students who haven't completed a quiz==
+[[File:quizreport.png]]
-From: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=130266
- Admin block
+*A teacher may also access quiz results by clicking on the quiz name in the Navigation block. This opens up other links, enabling them to view by grade, by correct response, by statistics and by manually graded responses:
- -> Reports
- -> Participation report
- -> Activity module : Choose : select the quiz you want to get reports on
- -> Show only : Student
- -> Show Actions: all actions
- -> Go
-In the results table, you can see the number of times that students have taken part in the activity. For the Quiz activity, the difference between the various actions mentioned in the Quiz Views: view, view all, report and Quiz Posts: attempt, editquestions, review, submit lists is pretty meaningless. Anyway, all it means it that those students who are marked No in the All actions column have not submitted their quiz. Click the Select all 'no' button at the bottom of the list, select in the drop-down list With selected users : Add/send message. (you don't need to click the OK button)
+[[File:quizresultsnav.png]]
-In the next screen, you will see the HTML editor to type your "reminder message" and you will see the list of students to which that message will be sent."
+*Each individual question may  be filtered in score order and individual student quiz responses may be viewed by clicking "Review attempt" next to their name.
+*''For more information on how quiz responses are reported, see [[Quiz reports]].''
+====Commenting on or regrading responses====
+*By clicking on the score of an individual question, a teacher may comment on it or override the grade:
+[[File:reviewresponse.png]]
+====Messaging students who haven't completed a quiz====
+*From the Administration block, click ''Reports>Course participation''
+*From the drop down, choose your quiz.
+*In ''Show only'', choose "Student" and in ''Actions'', choose "post"
+*In the list that appears, tick/check the boxes next to those you wish to message.
+*In the bottom dropdown ''With selected users'', choose "send message"
+[[File:quizemail.png]]
+==Ideas for using Quiz==
+Quizzes may be used:
+#as unit or course exams
+#as mini-tests for reading assignments or at the end of a topic
+#as exam practice using questions from previous years' exams
+#to deliver immediate feedback for printed workbook activities
+#to provide feedback about performance
+#for self assessment
+#(with the use of the Quiz creator role) to allow students to generate their own quiz questions for a practice question bank.
 ==See also==
+* [http://school.demo.moodle.net/mod/quiz/view.php?id=168 Working example of a quiz on School demo site] (Log in with username:student/password:moodle)
+* [http://school.demo.moodle.net/mod/quiz/report.php?id=168&mode=overview See how a teacher analyses quiz results on School demo site] (Log in with username:teacher/password:moodle)
 * [[Effective quiz practices]]
 * [[How to let teachers share questions between courses]]
 * [[Quiz results]] for teachers reviewing an untaken quiz
 * [[Quiz reports]] once students take a quiz, more tools are available
+* [[Quiz submission email notification]]
 * [http://www.moodlenews.com/2011/friction-less-learning-with-quizzes-in-moodle/ Friction-less Learning with Quizzes in Moodle] by Joseph Thibault
 *[http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Jtneill/Teaching/Online_Quizzes_and_Exams_with_Moodle Online Quizzes and Exams with Moodle] - reflections by [[User:James Neill|James Neill]]
+* [https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=243599#p1056525 Combining Moodle quiz code with JQuery, Javascript and CSS to produce some awesome Moodle quizzes] forum discussion
-[[de:Test ansehen]]
+[[de:Test nutzen]]
+[[es:Usando examen]]

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