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Creating a test in Scholar is a two-step process. You need to both create the test, and deploy it to a content area. The easiest way to create an entirely new test is to create the point to which you’ll deploy the test, then build the test.
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Select the content area you intend to use from your course menu.
In that content area, use the 'Assessments' menu. Select test.
On the ensuing page you have the option of creating a test or selecting a test. Click “Create” to build a new test.
You’ll then be taken to the test information screen.
Here, you can give your test a name, add a description of the test, and add instructions to the students. When you’re done adding the information, click “Submit” to start building your test.
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You’ll then be taken to the Test Canvas. To add a question, hover over “Create Question”
You’ll see the list of possible questions:
Click on one to add it. You will be taken to the “Create/Edit Question”
The first section always allows you to enter the question text, and optionally, a title for the question. What follows varies by question type.
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For multiple choice, multiple answer and true/false questions, you’ll be able to select the correct answer. For true/false questions, the answers are provided for you. For multiple choice, you enter in the answers.
In the Options section, you can choose to have the answers display randomly. In the Answers section, enter the potential answers.
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Fill in the blank questions require the students to supply an answer which is automatically checked by Scholar. Add the answers in the Answers section:
You can add multiple possible answers by increasing the number in the “Number of Answers” dropdown. For each answer, select if it should be an exact match or if any answer containing the text is acceptable. For more complex matches, you can select “Pattern Match” and use regular expressions. Check the box for “Case Sensitive” if the case of the answer is important. Then, click “Submit”.
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Questions with numeric answers can be automatically graded using the Calculated Numeric question type. Calculated Numeric questions are the same as Fill in the Blank, except they require a numeric answer:
Enter the proper numeric answer in the top field, and the amount of error you’d like to allow in the bottom. To require exact answers, either leave the Answer Range field blank, or enter 0. Then, click “Submit”
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When you’ve completed the test, click on the “OK” button in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Then, simply follow the instructions in the Deploy Test article.
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