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Objectives
Recall/review the types of question and how to construct them.
Be familiar on some online test creation tools.
Create an online test/assessment.
Bad Stem
Which of the following is a true statement?
a. We subtract to get a missing minuend
b. We subtract to get a missing subtrahend
c. We add to get a missing minuend
Bad stem
What operations should we use to find the missing minuend?
a. Add
b. Subtract
c. Multiply
Negative phrasing
Which of the following statements is not true?
a. even + even = even
b. odd + odd = odd
c. even + odd = even
Better use of negative phrasing
Which of the following statements is not true?
a. even + even = even
b. odd + odd = odd
c. even + odd = even
Interior Blank
To change percent to decimal, we need to move the decimal point two places to the _________.
a. Left
b. Right
c. Lastdigit
Question form
To change percent to decimal, in what direction should we move the decimal point?
a. Right
b. Left
c. Last digit
Implausible Alternatives
To change percent to decimal, how many times should we move the decimal point?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 2 000 000
Wordy Alternatives
How do we change dissimilar fractions to similar fractions?
a. Get the LCD of the fractions, divide by the numerator then multiply by the denominator
b. Get the LCD of the fractions, divide by the denominator then multiply by the numerator
c. Get the LCD of the fractions, add it to the denominator then subtract by the numerator
Overlapping alternatives
How do we describe the elements of this set: {x|x = 2n}?
a. Set of all even numbers
b. Set of all multiples of 4
c. Set of all multiples of 8
Heterogeneous content
How do we change percent to fraction form?
a. Remove the percent symbol then write 100 as a denominator
b. Remove the percent symbol then write 100 as a numerator
c. Remove the percent symbol then move the decimal point twice to the right.
The alternatives should…
Have a grammar consistent with the stem
Be parallel in form
Be similar in length
The alternatives all of the above and none of the
above shouldn’t be used.
Tips on an Effective Multiple Choice Questions
The alternatives should be presented
in a logical order
Tips on an Effective Multiple Choice Questions
Complex Alternatives
What operations are involved in division?
a. Addition
b. Subtraction
c. Multiplication
d. A and B
e. B and C
Short Answer Test Items Typically, the student is asked to reply with a word, phrase,
name, or sentence, rather than a more extended response.
Direct Questions / Short Answer
Who is the current Prime Minister of Canada?
Incomplete Sentences / Fill In the Blanks
The current Prime Minister of Canada is _____?
Items are fairly easy to construct and mark
Assess mainly knowledge, comprehension, and some application.
Guidelines for Writing Short Answer Items
Questions must be carefully worded so that all students understand the specific nature of the question asked and the answer required.
Poor: Wellington defeated Napoleon in _____ ?
Better: In what battle fought in 1815 did Wellington defeat Napoleon?
OR
In what year did Wellington defeat Napoleon at Waterloo?
II. Guidelines for Writing Short Answer Items
Word completion or fillin questions so that missing information is at, or near the end of, the sentence. Makes reading and responding easier.
Poor: In the year ______ , Canada turned 100 years old.
Better: Canada turned 100 years old in the year _____ .
Instructions and teacher’s expectations about filling in blanks should be made clear. Indicate whether each blank of equal length represents one word or several words, whether long blanks require sentences or phrases, and whether synonymous terms are accepted.
III. Guidelines for Writing Short Answer Items
When an answer is to be expressed in numerical units, the unit should be stated.
Poor: If a room measures 7 metres by 4 metres, the perimeter is _____ .
Better: If a room measures 7 metres by 4 metres, the perimeter is _____ metres (or m).
Do not use too many blanks in completion items. The emphasis should be on knowledge and comprehension, not mind reading!
Consider: In the year _____ , Prime Minister _________ signed the __________ , which led to a ___________ which was __________ .
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4 Question Types
True/False, MCQ, MR, FIB
Detailed Reports
Free and No Registration required!
Passcode protected
Google Forms (Google Drive app) Surveys or Polls (Text, Paragraph
text, MCQ, Checkboxes, Choose from a list, Scale, Grid, Date, Time)
Surveys can be shared.
Responses can be viewed immediately.
Detailed Reports
Benefits of using Online Test/Assessment Tools Test/Survey results and feedback are immediately
available.
Add flexibility of delivery.
Provide multiple opportunities.
Determine prior knowledge.
Benefits of using Online Test/Assessment Tools Identify areas of learner understanding.
Use diagnostic reports.
Instant grading!
Tests are easily edited and can be used again in the future.
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http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2008/05/22/the-best-way-to-create-online-tests/
http://www.proprofs.com/blog/2013/01/benefits-of-using-online-assessments/