05 Create Questions
- Go to the tab "Test resources".
- Click on New question in the upper page area.
- Select a question type from the window that opens. For each available question type, an example is shown in the right pane.
- Confirm your entries with OK. The new question will open in a new tab.
Content
Define questions and answers
In the tab "Question & Answer", you can enter your question content and make the most important settings for the assessment and the correct solution.
Function | Description |
|---|---|
Question | Enter a text which explains the question in more detail and gives the learner an impression of the topic. Using the text editor, you can format your text, add images, and directly edit the HTML. Functions to add media and formulas are also planned. |
Question type | View the format of the question. In the case of some question types, you can still switch between single and multiple choice. |
Points | Enter a number of points for the question. The points are only awarded if the learner has successfully completed the question. |
Answer options | Add answer options to your question. You can mark answers as correct, delete or move them. The order of the answers that you specify here corresponds to the order in which the questions will appear in the test. Alternatively, you can also randomly mix the answers in the tab "Options". A simple editor is available for formatting text, inserting images, and editing the raw HTML. Depending on the question type, there will be different settings available for the answer options. |
In the tab "Assessment", further assessment options are available. For more detailed information, please refer to the help section "Set assessment".
In the tab "Feedback", you can store feedback content for the test, which will be automatically displayed to the participant upon completing the question. For more detailed information, please refer to the help section "Set feedback".
In the tab "Options", you can find various question-specific advanced settings such as random arrangement, comments, or attempts. For more detailed information, please refer to the help section "Set options".