Create a Test
Duration 1:41
Overview

You can create tests to gauge progress and measure student knowledge. This video was created by Blackboard, Inc.

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Build a Pool of Test Questions
Duration 1:41
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Pools of test questions are used to create a collection of questions. Pools group questions so that they can be imported and exported. Pools are also used to create Random Blocks and Question Sets for use in tests and surveys. This tutorial will show you how to build a pool, set details, and add questions to it. This video was created by Blackboard, Inc.

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Create a Random Block of Test Questions
Duration 3:08
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Create a unique test for each student by adding a random block of questions. Random blocks pull a set of questions from one or more question pools into your test. Each student's test will pull a selection of questions from the pool at random as the test is presented. Using random blocks is one way to prevent cheating because students will not take the same test. This video was created by Blackboard, Inc.

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Deploying a Test in Blackboard
Duration 5:44
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This video tutorial will walk you through the steps of deploying a test in Blackboard. This includes all of the settings that control how the test will behave for students. This tutorial assumes that you have already created a test and are ready to deploy it for students to take.

 

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Setting Test Availability Exceptions
Duration 2:57
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The Test Availability Exceptions feature allows instructors to provide alternate test settings for individuals or groups in a course. Exceptions can be created while deploying a test, or can be added later. This video will walk you the process of setting test availability exceptions. This tutorial assumes that you have already created and deployed a test, and are adding availability exceptions later.

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Setting Test Feedback Options
Duration 2:26
Overview Blackboard allows you to determine when students can see test feedback, such as which questions they missed or what the correct answers are. Rules governing feedback can be created while deploying a test, or can be added later. Different amounts of feedback may be made available at different times, based on the triggers you set as the instructor. Blackboard allows you to set two distinct triggers, such as After Submission or On a Specific Date. This tutorial assumes that you have already created and deployed a test, and are ready to set the feedback options.
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Deploying a LockDown Browser Test in Blackboard (Non-Proctored Edition)
Duration 5:01
Overview

This tutorial will walk you through the steps of deploying a test that will require students to use the Respondus LockDown Browser from within Blackboard.

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Deploying a LockDown Browser Test in Blackboard (Testing Center Edition)
Duration 5:14
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This video will walk you through the process of deploying a test to require students to use LockDown Browser and to use the Distance Learning Testing Centers.

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Using the Test Access Log
Duration 2:52
Overview The Test Access Log allows instructors to view a time-stamped record of all activity for any test attempt. These activities include when the test was started, when an answer was saved, and when the test was submitted. In this video, I’ll show you how to find and use the Test Access Log. This video assumes that you have previously deployed a test, and that students have attempted that test.
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Export and Import a Test or Survey
Duration 2:15
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You can export a test or survey from one course and import it to another course. This tutorial shows you how to export a test from one course and import it to another. The same process applies to exporting and importing surveys. This video was created by Blackboard, Inc.

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Using Item Analysis in Blackboard Learn
Duration 4:58
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This video shows how to use item analysis to to measure the effectiveness of test questions.This video shows how to use item analysis to to measure the effectiveness of test questions. This video was created by Blackboard, Inc.

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