Review Tab


User Review: There are three settings: "Full review," "Summary review," and "Disabled."

Let's look at "Summary review." I've gone in as a student to take my quiz. I submitted it and here is the next screen:

It shows how many questions I got right, how many I missed, and my percentage. When I click Continue, it takes me back to where I could take the quiz again (if the settings allow it).

Notice that there's no link on 1/13/2009 2:20:45 PM, so I can't review my quiz. I just get a summary.

If the setting is "Disabled," I'm not going to see anything, but I'll bet I'll get e-mails!

If I set it to "Full review," then all those checkboxes come into play. Let me show you how they work with an example.


Since this is multiple-guess, there won't be any grader remarks because the computer automatically grades the quiz. If there was an essay question, I'd be able to do Grader remarks. Now that you know what the parts are, you can decide what boxes should remain checked and which should be unchecked.

Do you want to see something interesting? If you have your quiz set at All Questions, Full Review and more than one attempt at the quiz, a student can submit a blank quiz upon opening. Now the student is ready to take the quiz for real. The student begins the quiz again and it opens in a new pop-up window. There are two windows open. Go back to the first window, click the link to review the quiz that have the answers because of full review, and the student can get a 100%. If the student prints off the quiz for his/her friends, more people can have 100%.


Let's go to the Standards tab or back to the Index page.