You can create 8 types of questions with the IR Quiz Editor.
The number may be less if your Learning Consultant chooses to store the questions bank in a Learning Management System that restricts some types.
For most of the question types you denote the correct answers inserting an X in column D in front of each answer choice.
Multiple Response
These questions will have a checkbox next to each answer and the learner must select ALL the answers you mark as correct.
Multiple Response Weighted answers – special case
For Multiple Response questions you have the choice of inserting a decimal value instead of an X in column D to denote that the question item is of type Multiple Response Weighted answers. Pay attention that the weighted values will only be exported for LMS ExamStudio files. Some checks are done on the decimal values you enter, but final check leaves doors open to allow you to enter many combinations. You can enter negative values, and values bigger than 1. Ensure all X are removed.
Multiple Choice
These questions will allow the learner to select ONLY ONE answer.
True / False
These questions will ask the learner if the statement in the question stem is True or False.
Sequence
These questions ask the learner to order items correctly.
Enter the items line by line in the correct order.
Match
These questions ask the learner to match the items from the right column with those from the left column.
For each line enter the items so that they match.
Fill in blank
These questions ask the learner to enter the correct word to fill the blank in the question stem.
Insert answer options that take into consideration possible typos, abbreviations, and other spelling variants. Answers are not case sensitive, and ALL ANSWERS are considered as CORRECT entries.
Short Question
These questions ask the learner to type an answer to your question in a text field.
Insert answer options that take into consideration possible typos, abbreviations, and other spelling variants. Answers are not case sensitive, and ALL ANSWERS are considered as CORRECT entries.
Numeric answer
These questions ask the learner to enter the answer as an integer or a decimal in a single answer box.
Enter the text of the question, then specify the answer in the numeric value field. The answer can be an integer or a decimal.
With the 'Criteria?' cell you can choose one among several conditions for the correct answer.
In 'between' values can be proposed depending on the Learning Management system your administrator will use when exporting the questions.
The answer is considered correct if the condition you entered as criteria is met.
Conditions valid for Articulate: =X
Conditions valid for iSpring: =X or X..Y or >X or >=X or <X or <=X or !=X
