by Seshasai Srinivasan, W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology
by Greg Wohl, Department of Mechanical Engineering
by Ian Bruce, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
by Yaser Haddara, Ian Bruce, Jon Kruithof, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Starting with a limited number of versions of a test or exam in a Word or other text file, this video shows you how to upload these questions into Avenue in such a way as to randomly generate a large number of different versions randomly generated for each student. You use Avenue Quizzes to release the individualized exam and use Avenue assignments to collect them.
by Mohamed Bakr, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Users should make sure to watch ALL videos in the series.
Notes (Daryl Hartz, McPherson Institute)
Introduction video:
If exams are created without taking the question library approach first – there is a way to copy the quiz questions back to the question library. Here is a document outlining this.
Step 3 video:
You can make quizzes ‘visible’ in the quiz tool – the students won’t be able to access the quiz until the start date/time. This automates a step for you if you can’t make it to Avenue to Learn to manually release it (or you can make it visible manually – instructor’s choice)
Step 4 video:
You can make assignment folders ‘visible’ in the assignments tool – the students won’t be able to access the folder until the start date/time.
You can set an end date half an hour after your deadline to allow for late submissions, and your ‘due date’ can be the actual deadline. Files submitted after the ‘due date’, will be flagged in red as being late (to be assessed at the instructor’s discretion, if they want to go this route).
