Test Only modules only have multiple choice questions associated with them and no other content.  There are three types of test behaviors: test, pre-assessment, and survey. You can also run a Test Question Analysis Report to see which questions are most commonly missed and what users thought the correct answers were.

A set of questions has to be created and grouped into a Test before a Test Only module can be created. That process along with Reports available for Test modules is detailed more extensively in the sections listed below:

• Creating a Test

  • Creating a Question Pool

• Test Question Analysis Report

• Gradebook Report

• Student Test Attempt Report

• Test Key Report

Test Only Module Settings

Test Settings are set during the fourth step of module creation, or at any time by clicking on the Test tab.

• Test Directions are instructions that will show to the student upon launching the Test. There is default language set, but you are able to customize it.

• Passing Score is strictly set at the Test level.

• Test Behavior lets you switch between Test, Pre-assessment, and Survey behavior.

  • Test behavior will only grant a completion if the passing score is achieved.

  • Pre-assessment also tracks scores, but will grant a completion for any score.  Users can select an 'I Don't Know' option as an answer to questions and can look up their score.

  • Survey behavior is very similar to Pre-assessment. Though Surveys do not have an 'I Don't Know' option, nor can users view their score.  Administrators can still view user scores, however.

• Allow Test Out and Allow Test Out for Retakes controls whether users can take tests to skip going through the main content.

  • Failed Attempts Before Forcing Content lets you set how many tries a user has to test out before being forced to go through the main content.  If this is set to 0, a user has unlimited attempts.

• Only Allow One Attempt Per Day limits a user to only take the test once a day until they pass.

• Failed Attempts Before Lockout controls how many times a user can fail a test before being forced to wait and how long they have to wait. If this is set to 0, the setting is disabled.

  • Lockout Auto Release Days controls how long the lockout lasts.  If this is set to 0, a supervisor must manually reverse the lockout.

• Attempts Granted with Max Attempt Lockout Reset lets you set a different number of attempts after a lockout reset.