Assessments can be used for formative or summative assessments. These can also be used to create daily assignments. There are many question types. Objective questions will be automatically scored, and subjective questions can be graded with an attached rubric. The teacher can review all questions and over-ride automatic grading if needed.
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You can create different versions of an assessment, so that special needs students can receive the modifications or accommodations that they need.
First you'll create the original test. Then you'll need to make copies of it, and modify the copies as needed.
This video walks you through how to do that.
This short video from Klein ISD guides you through the process of grading assessments in Schoology.
Use rubrics to grade course assignments and discussions by measuring performance for your students.
Rubrics may be added to the following course materials:
Assessments (subjective questions only)
Assignments
Discussions
Tests/Quizzes (Short Answer/Essay Question only)
See Other Features Page for more Information on how to set up rubrics.
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There are 18 different question types in Schoology. This chart shows all of them. Click on the Play arrow in each box to see a video describing that question type.