Reviewed: 06/12/2019 Once a course has ended the online assessment marks will need to be exported from Blackboard and imported into the exams system. This wiki page will hopefully guide you through the process step by step. If you have
Choosing your Question Types
Reviewed: 06/12/2019 Advice for using individual question types MCQs”, “Either/Or” and “True/False” – safe to use and can be automatically marked Essay”, “File Response” (upload a file), and “Short Answer” – safe to use, but need to be marked manually.
How to Export Your Assessment to Another Course
Reviewed: 09/12/2019 If you wish to use an existing test (or part thereof) in a different course, it would probably be quicker to export it from one course and import it in to another (and then make changes if needed)
Blackboard Deploying Assessments Guidelines
Reviewed: 01/06/2022 Deploying Assessments in Blackboard When you deploy an assessment in Blackboard, the system requires you to input settings that affect the behaviour of the assessment. It is vitally important to get this behaviour right, as incorrect set up
Choosing your Question Types
Reviewed: 06/12/2019 Advice for using individual question types MCQs”, “Either/Or” and “True/False” – safe to use and can be automatically marked Essay”, “File Response” (upload a file), and “Short Answer” – safe to use, but need to be marked manually.
Blackboard Assessment Question Types
Reviewed: 07/06/2022 This document briefly explains each question type and highlights any issues to be taken into consideration when choosing them. This document is merely a guide and not exhaustive in its detail; therefore, members of staff who have never
BB9 Assessments (Creating from scratch)
Reviewed: 02/01/2020 There are 3 stages to creating BB9 assessments, they are: Build your question pool Build your assessment Deploy your assessment Creation of assessments may seem slightly long winded, but there are very good reasons for this, as will