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Test papers

What it is

Test papers built from the question bank, with settings for each sitting.

Why it matters

Creates fair tests quickly and in the same format each time.

When to use it

Teachers build, preview and publish papers for their classes.

Who uses it

Administrator

  1. Sign in as Administrator (see Signing in).
  2. In the left menu, click Online Learning to open it.
  3. Click Test papers.
Test papers
Test papers · click the picture to enlarge
  • The list has these columns: Paper, Mode, Questions, Marks, Status, Author, Updated, Actions. Click a column name to sort by it.
  • New paper — opens a form to add a new one. See Filling in the form below.
  1. Click the New paper button at the top right.
  2. Fill in the boxes. Boxes marked with a red * must be filled in (1 on this form).
  3. Click Save at the bottom. If something is missing, the box turns red and tells you what to fix.
The form: Test papers
The form: Test papers · click the picture to enlarge
FieldTypeWhat to enter, and why
Title *textA clear name for the paper, such as Term 2 Maths Test.
How questions are chosenchooseFixed gives everyone the same questions. Blueprint picks them at random.
SubjecttextThe subject this paper covers.
GradetextThe grade this paper is for.
Time allowed (minutes)numberHow many minutes pupils have to finish the paper.
If a pupil sits it more than oncechooseChoose which attempt counts for marks if a pupil sits it again.
Shuffle the question order for each pupiltick boxTurn on so each pupil sees the questions in a different order.
Shuffle the answer choices for each pupiltick boxTurn on so answer options come in a different order for each pupil.
Instructionslong textOptional. Shown to pupils before they start the paper.

Types: text — type it in · number — digits only · date — click and pick from the calendar · choose — click and pick one from the list · pick one — click one of the options · switch / tick box — click to turn on or off · long text — type as much as you need · file — click to attach a file from your computer.

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