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Automatically-evaluated questions in Inspera

This user guide explains how you create a question set with automatically-evaluated questions. The author sets the correct answer, as well as the marks per correct and incorrect answer.

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Create a question set

  1. Choose "Author" in the top menu.
  2. Choose "Question Sets" in the left-hand menu.
  3. Click the button "+ Create new question set".

Give the question set a name and create a new question

  1. Give the question set a name (for instance course code and semester) by clicking on "New Question Set" (or the pencil icon) in the top left of the screen.
  2. Choose "+ Create new" to create a new question.

Find the correct question type

The settings available vary between the different question types, but the settings and logic behind the various question types are the same. Clicking the question text gives four options in the right-hand menu:

These are general options available to all question types. Clicking the interaction area (the candidate response area) displays the options available to the specific question type in the right-hand menu.

1. Choose a question type:

2. You can also choose to add "Document" first to provide candidates with practical information. "Document" can for instance include information about recommended time used per question, examination support material, etc.

NOTE: Graders do not have access to the question type "Document" while they grade, unless they download/print out the entire question set from the test. Important information such as weighting of questions or how the exam should be answered, should therefore be written in the question text, or in the grading instructions (mark scheme), not in "Document". 

Edit the question

  1. Write the desired title for the question, by clicking on the question title (or the pencil icon) in the top left of the screen.
  2. Write the question text (or where the candidate may find this).
  3. In the right-hand menu, set the maximum marks to zero.
  4. Main illustration: You can choose to add an main picture/illustration to the question. The candidate wil