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Directions for Completing the Chapter 3 Quiz

 

This page contains general instructions for taking quizzes in eLearning, as well as instructions that are specific to the quiz for this chapter. Use these links to access the content (or scroll down to the corresponding heading).

General Instructions for Taking Quizzes

All tests in this course will be given using eLearning.  eLearning is a course management tool used for delivering online courses, and it has a variety of features.  The only features we will use in this course are the Testing and Chat options.  By virtue of being registered in this course you have access to the tests as I make them available.  The quizzes available for each Chapter in the Creswell text allow you to monitor your own comprehension of the text as you read it each week.  The completion of the quizzes are calculated as part of your final participation grade in this course. The purpose of the quizzes is to check your comprehension of the text and ability to apply concepts learned and to identify areas in which you may need to reread your text or ask for clarification from your instructor in order to continue with other assignments as well as do well on the final exam. Other graded assignments will be given that will ask you to apply the ideas and concepts within the chapter, therefore, it is essential that you understand the meaning of the concepts presented prior to their application in other assignments.

Before you take the first quiz, be sure to run a system check (you will see the link listed on the main page of the elearning system where you log in) on your computer prior to using the system to minimize any technical glitches you may have when completing quizzes.

All quizzes will be time-limited (which means that you have a specific amount of time to complete the quiz once you start it).  The time limit will be set according to the length of the quiz and types of items included.  This means that one week you may have 60 minutes while another week you may have 120 minutes.  When each quiz is introduced in a lesson, I will also indicate the time allotted for the quiz.

Once you start a quiz, there will be a clock for you to monitor your remaining time.  There is also a 5-minute grace period for that last save or click of the submit button.  The quizzes will be turned off at 5 PM CST on the day they are due.  No late quizzes will be accepted. (A quiz is considered late if it is submitted past the due date and time or after the time limit has expired.)

I strongly suggest that you save your quiz/answers as you go - there is a save button at each question.  There is also a save entire quiz option at the end of each quiz.  To complete and submit your quiz you must click on the submit quiz button at the bottom.  If you have technical questions about the quizzes, email Melissa.

Once you are ready to begin the Quiz, logon to eLearning.

  1. Select the "Quizzes" section.
  2. Select the Chapter Quiz you want to take (e.g. 'Chapter One'). Carefully watch the clock as you work through the quiz. Save as you go. Hit the Submit button when you are done.
  3. You can view your score on the Quiz immediately upon completing the quiz unless there are short-answer items that I must grade prior to providing a final score.  If there are items that I must grade manually, your score at the time you submit the quiz may not be your final score.

Notes:

  • Correct answers will not be made available until the following week when everyone has taken the quiz.
  • Open-ended quiz items (such as short-answer questions) must be graded manually. Fill-in-the-blank items are also manually reviewed and graded. If you missed a fill-in-the-blank item solely because you misspelled a word, you will receive credit for the item when I grade the quiz.

Specific Instructions for Chapter 3 Quiz

There are no additional specific instructions for the chapter 3 quiz. Make sure you have read the general quiz instructions.

 

 
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