Conducting Online Tests

目次

Table of Contents

• Creating a Test

• Steps for Creation

• Question Types

• Non-Question Elements

• Test Settings

• Completion

• About Question Banks

  • Steps for Creation

  • [When Selecting "New"]

  • [When Selecting "Import from File"]

  • [When Selecting "Auto-Generate"]

• Previewing Tests as a Student

  • Starting Student Preview

• Grading and Feedback

  • Grading Procedures

  • Downloading Submissions

Creating a Test

Online tests can be created and published for review purposes or to assess student comprehension.
Various question types are available, such as multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank.
Options like number of attempts, randomization, time limits, and due dates can also be set.

Steps for Creation

1. Click ⊕ in Course Content and select [Create] from the menu.

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2. On the panel that appears, select [Test] from Assessments.

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3. Enter the test name in the textbox at the top.

4. Click ⊕ to choose questions from the menu.

5. Click the gear icon to open Test Settings. Click [Save] when configuration is complete.

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Question Types

There are 8 types of questions available.
Multiple types can be combined in a single test.
Essay-type questions must be graded manually.
In Ultra Course View, some formats such as file uploads, Likert scale, and sentence completion are not supported.

To create a binary (2-option) question other than True/False, use a Multiple Choice with two options.

Comparison of Question Types Between Views

Non-Question Elements

Test Settings

• Due Date: Set or choose "No Due Date"

• Options:

  • Disallow late submissions

  • Prevent new attempts after due date

  • Enable class discussion (text-based, not real-time)

Display Options

※ Cannot be changed after submissions have been made.

• Show one question at a time

• Randomize questions

• Randomize answers

• Randomize pages (if page breaks exist)

Attempts Allowed

• Choose from 1–10 or Unlimited

Grading Schema

• Choose format: Points, Letter, %, Complete/Incomplete

• Configure more options via Grade Schema in the Gradebook

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  2. 評価基準	表示例(※1)	説明
     文字		「成績スキーマ」で設定された文字(A, B, C など)が学生の成績として表示されます。 成績スキーマにつきましては、成績管理ページを参照ください。
     点数		学生の成績を点数で表示します。
     パーセンテージ		学生の成績をパーセンテージで表示します。
     完了/未完了		学生の成績に完了/未完了で表示します。 未採点の場合　：未完了 採点済みの場合：完了

Maximum Score

• Automatically calculated by question totals. Change by adjusting each question’s points.

Anonymous Grading

• Enable by unchecking "Post Assessment Grades."

Delegated Grading

• Assign graders by group if "Delegated Grading" is enabled.

Manual Grade Posting

• To manually post grades, disable "Auto Post Assessment Grades."

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Submission Display Settings

• Control when students can view submissions, scores, correct answers, and feedback.

Time Limit

• Click [Add Time Limit], set limit, then close with ✖.

Click [Save] once all settings are complete.

1. Configure the settings as needed for when students can view their submissions and which information will be displayed.

   Submission View:

2. Sets when students are allowed to view their submitted work.

   Automatic Feedback for Questions:

3. Sets when the automatic feedback configured for test questions will be displayed in the submission.

   Show Scores:

4. Sets when the score for each question will be displayed in the submission.

   Show Correct Answers:

5. Sets whether or not correct answers will be displayed in the submission.

   Time Limit:

6. To set a time limit for the test, click [Add time limit] and enter the desired limit.
   When finished, close the settings window by clicking ✖.

   Once all settings are complete, click [Save].

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Completion

To publish the test to students, change visibility to [Visible to Students].
To preview the test as a student, click [Student Preview] in the top right.

About Question Banks

A Question Bank is a reusable collection of questions.
Required if using Question Pools in a test.

Creation Steps

1. Click the link under Question Banks.

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2. Click ⊕ and choose:

   • New: Manually create questions

   • Import from File: Import ZIP files exported from the Original view

   • Auto-Generate: Use AI to generate questions

[When Selecting "New"]

• Rename the bank

• Click the pencil icon to add a description

• Click ⊕ to add questions manually

[When Selecting "Import from File"]

• Select the ZIP file and click Open

• Incompatible types will be noted

• Click imported bank to view contents

• Click ⊕ to add more questions

[When Selecting "Auto-Generate"]

• Modify description and question count if needed

• Click [Generate]

• Check boxes next to desired questions

• Click [Add to Bank]

Previewing Tests as a Student

Use [Student Preview] to simulate the student experience.
Even when hidden or restricted, you can verify how tests appear.

If the test is Hidden from Students or outside of release dates, it won’t show in Course Content.

To allow only your PreviewUser to view it:

• Set Release Conditions > Specific Members > Select your preview user (e.g., “YourName_PreviewUser”)

If the preview user is not listed, start and save a preview session first.

Starting Student Preview

1. Click [Student Preview] (top-right)

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2. Click [Start Preview]

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3. Open the test

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4. Click [Begin Attempt]

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5. Answer questions

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6. Click [Submit] → Confirm

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7. “Submission Successful” dialog appears

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8. Click [Close] to return to content

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   2. ※ If students claim they submitted but can’t verify, ask for their confirmation number.

Click the test again → [View Submission] to see what was submitted.

To end preview:

• Click [Exit]

  • [Save]: Retains submission

  • [Discard]: Deletes submission

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    2. ※ Choose Save to allow grading or feedback review.

Grading and Feedback

Essay-type questions require manual grading.
If "Auto Post Assessment Grades" is off, scores must be posted manually.

Grading Procedures

1. Click the test in Course Content

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2. On the test settings page, click [Submissions]

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3. Click a row where status = “Submitted”

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4. On the grading page:

   • Locate Essay questions

   • Enter scores (half-width digits)

   • Use [<] to enter feedback

   • Click student names to switch

   • Sort and filter as needed

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※ If auto-post is off, [Post Grades] becomes active after grading.

Downloading Submissions

1. Click [Gradebook] from the course menu

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2. Go to the [Grades] tab

3. Click the test title

4. Click [Download Submissions]

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5. If essay responses include attachments, select [Download Submissions] to retrieve files

6. Adjust settings as needed → Click [Download]

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7. Files will be saved to your local computer