Hi everyone, Thank you for watching. You are awesome. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:51 How to add a knowledge check (ungraded) 02:16 Multiple choice 02:50 How to change the question type 03:26 How to add an image to the question 03:57 How to add the multiple choice options 04:35 How to delete a choice option 04:51 How to indicate which choice option is the correct one 05:03 How to add feedback to learner responses 07:48 Multiple response 09:11 How to add choices for multiple response question 09:38 How to indicate which multiple options are correct 10:52 Fill in the blank 12:08 How to add acceptable answers 12:32 Why you might not want to use fill in the blank 14:24 Matching 17:25 How to convert a multiple response question to a MCQ 18:05 How the questions will look on different devices 19:40 Graded quizzes 21:10 How to delete a question from the quiz 21:20 How to add more questions to a quiz 21:56 What’s different between graded quiz and knowledge check 22:06 Graded quiz settings 23:34 Question options 23:46 What is randomize question order 24:01 What is shuffle answer choices 24:18 Why you might not want to use graded quizzes Resources WeCanEduTech Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/wecanedutech/ WeCanEduTech Podcast: wecanedutech.podbean.com/ WeCanEduTech FB: facebook.com/WeCanEduTech
super insightful, is there a way to actually make the quiz compulsory in a succession of slides? meaning that you cannot access the following one without taking the test
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. Have a quick question on the Settings option of Knowledge Check. In my environment, while I click to Edit/Add a knowledge check question, I can see the Content tab where I can add questions, answer choices, feedback, but I don't see that "Settings" tab at the top. Is it limited to some user? I want to hide correct answers for the user, so that they can try multiple times, but I don't see that control anywhere.
Thanks for your question @DeepakMohanty. By default, learners can attempt knowledge check questions multiple times until they get the correct answer. The correct answer is not revealed immediately if a learner answers incorrectly. You don't need to change any settings to allow this behavior for knowledge checks. It happens by default. You can also provide custom feedback messages for correct and incorrect responses. A quiz on the other hand is different from a knowledge check and you will have access to various settings options you could manipulate. I hope this helps.
Hi everyone,
Thank you for watching. You are awesome.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:51 How to add a knowledge check (ungraded)
02:16 Multiple choice
02:50 How to change the question type
03:26 How to add an image to the question
03:57 How to add the multiple choice options
04:35 How to delete a choice option
04:51 How to indicate which choice option is the correct one
05:03 How to add feedback to learner responses
07:48 Multiple response
09:11 How to add choices for multiple response question
09:38 How to indicate which multiple options are correct
10:52 Fill in the blank
12:08 How to add acceptable answers
12:32 Why you might not want to use fill in the blank
14:24 Matching
17:25 How to convert a multiple response question to a MCQ
18:05 How the questions will look on different devices
19:40 Graded quizzes
21:10 How to delete a question from the quiz
21:20 How to add more questions to a quiz
21:56 What’s different between graded quiz and knowledge check
22:06 Graded quiz settings
23:34 Question options
23:46 What is randomize question order
24:01 What is shuffle answer choices
24:18 Why you might not want to use graded quizzes
Resources
WeCanEduTech Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/wecanedutech/
WeCanEduTech Podcast: wecanedutech.podbean.com/
WeCanEduTech FB: facebook.com/WeCanEduTech
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Thank you...clear explanation and very easy to follow.
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super insightful, is there a way to actually make the quiz compulsory in a succession of slides? meaning that you cannot access the following one without taking the test
Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
Have a quick question on the Settings option of Knowledge Check. In my environment, while I click to Edit/Add a knowledge check question, I can see the Content tab where I can add questions, answer choices, feedback, but I don't see that "Settings" tab at the top. Is it limited to some user? I want to hide correct answers for the user, so that they can try multiple times, but I don't see that control anywhere.
Thanks for your question @DeepakMohanty. By default, learners can attempt knowledge check questions multiple times until they get the correct answer. The correct answer is not revealed immediately if a learner answers incorrectly. You don't need to change any settings to allow this behavior for knowledge checks. It happens by default. You can also provide custom feedback messages for correct and incorrect responses. A quiz on the other hand is different from a knowledge check and you will have access to various settings options you could manipulate. I hope this helps.