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Kaltura Interactive Video Quizzing (IVQ) makes it possible to add different types of questions using a pre-existing video. A question can be added at any time in a video using a user-friendly Quiz Editor.
While a student is watching your video, your questions will be shown at the points in time you selected by you. Once the questions are answered, the video will resume playing, until the next question appears.
A number of settings allow you to choose whether your students can:
repeat sections of the video;
skip questions;
revise answers;
have the correct answer shown.
It is also possible to provide students , if needed, with hints and / or feedback on the correct answers.
When using a Video Quiz in Canvas, the students' scores on the Quiz can also be shown in the Gradebook of the Canvas course. For more info, see below: How do I turn a Video Quiz into an Assignment in Canvas?
1. Go to a Canvas course and click on My Media in the course menu. You will find your own previously uploaded/created videos, or you can upload a new video here.
If you have not yet added My Media to your Canvas course, follow the instructions in Kaltura via Canvas. (It is also possible add a Quiz using My Media in video.vu.nl)
2. Click Add New in the drop-down menu and choose Video Quiz.
3. Select a video from the list to which you want to add questions to, and click Select. The original video will not be changed, creating a Quiz will generate a new video file.
4. The Quiz Editor will now open, this is the same Editor screen in which you can also find Launch Editor. Now you can add questions to your video.
Video Quiz:
Play and pause the video to add a question or use the timeline below the video to add a question. A button will appear +Add Question, which will enable you to add a question and possible answer options.
When creating a multiple choice question, you can drag and re-order the correct answer (green) and other answer options in the way you want it to be shown to your students. You can add a maximum of 4 answer options. If you click on the 'light bulb' at the top right, you can also add hints and/ or feedback for your students on the correct answer.
In the left bar in the Quiz Editor, you can expand the Settings menu, which has 4 submenus:
Details:
Quiz name: adjust the name of the Quiz if necessary. (- Quiz is always added to the name of the video by default.)
Welcome Message: this message is shown to your students before the video starts playing.
Allow Download of Question List: check this option to allow students to download the questions.
Instructions: the following text will be displayed to your students: "All questions must be answered. The quiz will be submitted at the end".
Scores:
Allow multiple attempts: determine whether students are allowed to answer the questions more than once.
Do not show scores/show scores: determine whether students are allowed to see their results.
Include Answers: check this option if students are allowed to see the correct answers after submitting.
Experience:
Allow Answers Change: check this option if students are allowed to revise their given answers before submitting them.
Allow Skip / Do not allow skip: specify whether students can skip a question and answer it later.
No seeking forward: determine whether the student is allowed to 'fast forward' the video.
Once you have finished adding questions, click on Done. You have now created a Quiz, which is saved as a new video file which you can find in My Media. A Video Quiz can be recognized among all your other videos from the icon in the video at the top left, see an example on the right.
The advantage of integrating an Interactive Video Quiz into an Assignment in Canvas is that all Assignments settings can be applied to the Quiz. In addition, the students' results of the Quiz will be shown in the Gradebook of the Canvas Course.
You can turn a Video Quiz into a Canvas Assignment, as follows:
Create a Video Quiz in My Media by following the steps described above.
Go to Assignments in the menu of the relevant Canvas Course and create a new assignment by clicking +Assignment.
A new Assignment page opens (Create New), add a name, instructions, and, if necessary, attachments. Also allocate the number of points (Points) for this assignment.
Below Display Grade As, select the grading type in which the grades will be displayed in the Gradebook (percentage, points etc).
Submission Type: select External Tool, you will see a new option appear: Enter or Find an external tool URL
Click Find
Select Kaltura Video Quiz from the list
The following video shows how a Kaltura Interactive Video Quiz can be added to an Assignment in a Canvas Course, and how students' results are subsequently shown in the Gradebook:
A page will open named Link resource from external tool in which you can select your Video Quiz.
After selecting your Video Quiz, add the last settings to the Assignment, such as Due date and the dates for Available from / until. Lastly, click Save & Publish.
You have now turned a Kaltura Interactive Video Quiz into a Canvas Course Assignment, the students' results of the Quiz will be shown in the Gradebook as soon as they have submitted it.
For more information on how to create a Video Quiz and how it is for a student to take a Quiz, see:
Also, have a look at these videos below on Quiz Analytics en Tips on how to make a Video Quiz:
Unfortunately, it is not possible now to include a Video Quiz in a Playlist. For example, when you try to add a Video Quiz to the Playlist of your Media Gallery, it cannot be found or selected. Kaltura expects to be able to provide a solution for this issue at the end of 2020.