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Tag: quizzes
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If you want a per-student, per-question, per-attempt view of your results, come to Assignments tab -> Results -> Results in Detail You will see you have the traditional traffic-light colour-coding for correct, partial and incorrect answers. Grey cells are questions that were not presented. The Yacapaca model is that each quiz is a randomised selection…
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Go to your Assignments List and you will see a colour-coding key across the top. Here is what they each mean. Do follow the embedded links if you have time; I have written extensively on each of these in the past, so this is
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When you first meet Yacapaca, you will naturally want to know if it meets an assessment need you have today. With 23,000 quizzes, Yacapaca probably already has the ideal quiz for your next baseline or end-of-unit test – but
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Students learn better when they feel in control, even in small ways. To help, we’ve added a new dimension of freedom: quiz skins. Students can change the look and feel of their next quiz. In addition to the original red and yellow skin, we’ve 5 more, examples below. All screenshots below from KS3 Geography revision…
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