Annotation of modules/gci/help/tex/Concept_Test_Creation.tex, revision 1.2
1.1 gci 1: \label{Concept_Test_Creation}
2:
3: \textbf{DIRECTIONS FOR CREATING A CONCEPT TEST:}
4:
5: Deployment of a Concept Test requires completion of the following three
6: steps:
7:
8: \begin{enumerate}
9: \item Creation of a course and setting of access dates.
10: \item Assembly of a valid test from Concept Inventory questions
11: \item Enrollment of students
12: \end{enumerate}
13: When assembling a test you may either:\newline
14: (a) have a valid test built automatically by the WebCenter, or\newline
15: (b) select the questions to include by combining questions chosen from
16: eleven bins with four mandatory questions.
17:
18: The most efficient way to enroll students is to upload a text file
19: containing usernames and passwords. \ Students full
20: e-mail addresses should be used as their usernames to ensure
21: uniqueness.
22:
23: \begin{enumerate}
24: \item \textbf{Creation of a course container and setting access dates}
25:
26: \begin{figure}
27: \includegraphics[4.4232in,height=2.9697in]{CreateConceptTest1}
28: \end{figure}
29:
30: \begin{figure}
31: \includegraphics[5.1598inin,height=2.8524in]{CreateConceptTest2}
32: \end{figure}
33:
34:
35: \item \textbf{Assembly of a valid test from Concept Inventory questions}
36:
37: You have the option of letting the WebCenter create a valid test for
38: you. \ If you decide to build your own test, you will be taken to the
39: question bins area (see below){\dots}
40:
41: \begin{figure}
42: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=4.0441in]{CreateConceptTest3}
43: \end{figure}
44:
45: Choose at least one question from each bin. There are four mandatory
46: questions that must be included on each test (for scaling purposes) and
47: hence, cannot be removed. \ Some of the GCI questions are
48: linked{\dots}meaning some questions are dependent upon one another.
49: \ If you choose a question that has a dependent, the WebCenter will
50: make sure that both are included in the exam. \ You will be able to see
51: any dependent question upon reviewing your selected test questions and
52: have the option to remove them if you like. \ When you have completed
53: test creation, press Store Problem
54: Selection at the bottom of the screen.
55:
56: \begin{figure}
57: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=2.9988in]{CreateConceptTest4}
58: \end{figure}
59:
60:
61: Once you have selected Store Problem
62: Selection, you are taken to the screen shown above.
63: \ Here you have the option of editing the questions to your test and
64: assigning the open and close dates once again. \ Note: Only after the
65: close date will you be able to access data regarding your
66: students answers. \ A confirmation of open and close
67: dates is provided at the end of the process (see below).
68:
69: \begin{figure}
70: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=1.2921in]{CreateConceptTest5}
71: \end{figure}
72:
73:
74: \item \textbf{Enrollment of students}
75:
76: The most efficient way to enroll students is to upload a text file
77: containing usernames and passwords (see example excel sheet below).
78: \ Students full e-mail addresses should be used as
79: their usernames to ensure uniqueness. \ Furthermore, all students
80: should be provided with the initial password to enter the test rather
81: than creating one of their own. \ Be sure to save the file as the
82: appropriate file type for upload (e.g. CSV, etc). \ If you want to
83: upload yourself as a student (so that you can run through the exam too)
84: make sure that you use a different email and password than the one you
85: use for the WebCenter login. \ The WebCenter needs to think that you
86: are two different people{\dots}
87:
88: \begin{center}
89: \begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|}
90: \hline
91: \textbf{\textcolor{black}{Last name}} &
92: \textbf{\textcolor{black}{first name}} &
93: \textbf{\textcolor{black}{student ID}} &
94: \textbf{\textcolor{black}{email and GCI login}} &
95: \textbf{\textcolor{black}{password}}
96: \hline
97: \hline
98: \textcolor{black}{Ward} &
99: \textcolor{black}{Emily} &
100: \textcolor{black}{ajklsjkl1234} &
101: \textcolor{black}{Emily@emily.edu} &
102: \textcolor{black}{testtaker}
103: \hline
104: \end{tabular}
105: \end{center}
106:
107: \bigskip
108:
109: Sample excel file with student information. \ Note that you will have to
110: ignore the first line of the spreadsheet when you upload if you have
111: column headings.
112:
113:
114: \bigskip
115:
116: \bigskip
117:
118: \begin{figure}
119: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=2.776in]{CreateConceptTest6}
120: \end{figure}
121:
122: \bigskip
123:
124: Once you have uploaded your txt file with the appropriate information,
125: you will have to assign the columns using Reverse
126: Association (see below). \ At minimum, you need to
127: have the login, password, and email address columns assigned. \ Under
128: the Options part of the page, be
129: sure to change the password under Login
130: Type to match the password that you assign your
131: students. \ For example, if the student password is
132: testtaker then replace the
133: internally authenticated password to read
134: testtaker. \
135:
136: \bigskip
137:
138: \begin{figure}
139: \includegraphics[width=6.1079in,height=3.3461in]{CreateConceptTest7}
140: \end{figure}
141:
142: \bigskip
143:
144: Be sure that you have the gci test domain selected and have the
145: appropriate start and end dates for your test. \ Choose the role for
146: the users to be student. \ Then press the Update Users button at
147: the bottom of the page.
148:
149:
150: \bigskip
151:
152: \begin{figure}
1.2 ! gci 153: \includegraphics[width=4.9441in,height=4.3205in]{CreateConceptTest8}
1.1 gci 154: \end{figure}
155:
156:
157: \bigskip
158:
159: Do not be concerned if you see a pop-up message like the one above. \ If you did not have role or domain fields specified in your spreadsheet, then you will see this.
160: \ It is not necessary to have these included
161: your uploaded document.
162: \ Just be sure that the default domain (gcitest) and role (student) are assigned in the Options area (as explained above).
163: \ Press OK and move on.
164:
165: \bigskip
166:
167: \begin{figure}
1.2 ! gci 168: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=1.3441in]{CreateConceptTest9}
1.1 gci 169: \end{figure}
170:
171: \bigskip
172:
173: The number of enrolled users will be noted when you reach the end of
174: test creation. \ You are ready to assign the test to your students!
175: \ Click on the Manage Tests tab to review the test questions and manage
176: student enrollment.
177:
1.2 ! gci 178: \bigskip
! 179:
! 180: \begin{figure}
! 181: \includegraphics[width=6.5004in,height=1.3441in]]{CreateConceptTest10}
! 182: \end{figure}
! 183:
! 184:
1.1 gci 185:
186: \end{enumerate}
187:
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