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Faculty can also administer paper-based assessments using Moodle. These assessments can be uploaded to Moodle using an Assignment dropbox and setting an established examination schedule, but different from electronic assessments, these would be graded manually by faculty.
Step 1:
Step 1:
Add an assignment to your Moodle Course and publish specific instructions for the students in the description box provided. Remember to include specific instructions on how the students are to upload their completed test. i.e., scan and upload the file or complete the quiz as a worksheet and upload a PDF version to the assignment dropbox.
Add an assignment to your Moodle Course and publish specific instructions for the students in the description box provided. Remember to include specific instructions on how the students are to upload their completed test. i.e., scan and upload the file or complete the quiz as a worksheet and upload a PDF version to the assignment dropbox.
Step 2:
Step 2:
Upload the previously created assessment to the Additional files section. We recommend uploading as a PDF to prevent students from altering the copy. However, if you choose to upload file in the form of a worksheet for students to complete, upload as a Word file.
Upload the previously created assessment to the Additional files section. We recommend uploading as a PDF to prevent students from altering the copy. However, if you choose to upload file in the form of a worksheet for students to complete, upload as a Word file.
Step 3:
Step 3:
Establish the examination window but selecting Availability in the assignment settings. Enable the allow submissions from, due date and cut-off date windows by clicking the enable button. Scroll and set each and select Always show description.
Establish the examination window but selecting Availability in the assignment settings. Enable the allow submissions from, due date and cut-off date windows by clicking the enable button. Scroll and set each and select Always show description.
Step 4:
Step 4:
Establish grading to add the assessment to your gradebook by selecting the Grade option. Although it will be graded manually, you will have the capability to add the scores to the gradebook to alert the students. Once completed, scroll to the bottom of the screen and hit Save. The item will then appear in your course.
Establish grading to add the assessment to your gradebook by selecting the Grade option. Although it will be graded manually, you will have the capability to add the scores to the gradebook to alert the students. Once completed, scroll to the bottom of the screen and hit Save. The item will then appear in your course.
STEP 5:
STEP 5:
Faculty may choose to keep the assessment hidden until close to the examination date. To make it hidden to from student view, click edit and Hide. When you are ready to make the assessment visible to the class, simply follow the same steps and select Show.
Faculty may choose to keep the assessment hidden until close to the examination date. To make it hidden to from student view, click edit and Hide. When you are ready to make the assessment visible to the class, simply follow the same steps and select Show.
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