This allows you to shuffle the questions within the quiz.
This allows you to shuffle the answers within the quiz questions.
Clicking this opens up an additional checkbox, Allow Backtracking. If this is unchecked, students will not be able to return to quiz questions they have already answered, and will be warned as such during the quiz.
Clicking this allows you to enter in an access code.
This can be set in hour and minute increments.
Filtering IP addresses allows instructors to designate which IP addresses can be used when a user takes a quiz. This ensures that the quiz is only available to be taken at a certain location, which can be helpful for administering and securing an in-person, proctored quiz.
Students who are not accessing the quiz from within the allowed IP range will encounter a message letting them know their IP address is not authorized.
This opens up an option for students to use a Basic or Scientific calculator that is available throughout the quiz.
NOTE: There is also an option for instructors to allow use of a , where the calculator appears for each question where it is enabled.
Basic calculator
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
Scientific calculator
- Everything in Basic
- Save function / memory
- Sin, cos, tan, sinh, cosh and tanh, including their inverses with the button "2nd"
- Choice between radians and degrees
- Percent
- Constants: π and e
- Logarithm: base 10 and base e
- Inverse
- Powers: quadratic and free text
- Square root, cubic root and nth root
- Combinatorics: nPr and nCr
- Factorial
- Random number between 0 and 1.
This opens up further options:
Score to keep [a]: Highest, Average, Latest, First
Allowed attempts [b]: Unlimited, Limited (choosing this allows you to set a specific number of attempts)
Waiting period: If the box Require time between attempts is selected, you can specify the amount of time between attempts. Students who attempt to re-take a quiz within the waiting period will encounter a message letting them know they need to wait x minutes before taking the quiz, again.
This gives students an option under Multiple Choice questions to clear their selection.
There are various options for restricting the student's view of their quiz submission. The screenshots below provide examples of what the settings mean for students.
Restrict student result view, without any other sub-options selected
Show points awarded (overall and per question)
In the example to the right, the option to Show items and questions is also enabled.
Show points possible (overall and per question)
In the example to the right, the options to Show points awarded and Show items and questions are also enabled.
Show items and questions
In the example to the right, Show points awarded and Show points possible are also enabled.
Show student response
In the example to the right, the student's responses for a matching question are shown instead of "Choices/response not displayed", though there is no indication whether their responses are correct or incorrect.
The Show points possible and Show points awarded are also enabled in the example.
Indicate response as correct/incorrect
In the example to the right, the student's responses for a matching question are marked correct and incorrect, though the correct answers are not provided.
In order to select this option, Show student response must also be selected.
Show correct answer with incorrect response
In the example to the right, the correct answers are provided for a student's incorrect responses for a matching question.
In order to select this option, Show student response and Indicate response as correct/incorrect must also be selected.
Show item feedback
If an instructor has provided feedback for a question, enabling this option will show the feedback to students.
The Show items and questions, Show student response, and Indicate response as correct/incorrect options. must also be enabled to show feedback.