Exams 2 Question Bank

The video explains how to set up the "Question Bank" within the London International School's platform. It guides teachers through the steps of creating exam questions, categorizing them by subject, question type, and difficulty level. It also covers the available question types, such as multiple-choice and descriptive questions, and how to set correct answers to enable auto-grading.

Main Points:

* An exam cannot be created before populating the Question Bank first.

* Questions can be categorized by Difficulty Level: Easy for weekly quizzes, Medium for monthly exams, and High for final exams.

* Available Question Types:

* Single Choice Question: The student selects one correct answer.

* Multiple Choice Question: The student selects two or more correct answers.

* True/False: The student determines if a statement is true or false.

* Descriptive Questions: The student writes a text-based answer, which requires Manual Grading by the teacher.

Actionable Steps & Examples:

* Define Question Properties:

* Select the Subject, Question Type, and Difficulty Level.

* Select the Class and Section (Arabic or International).

* Write the Question:

* Use the built-in text editor to format the text.

* True/False Example: Write "The sun revolves around the earth," then set the correct logical answer in the system.

* Single Choice Example: Write "Number of calories in a cup of water" and provide options like 0, 5, 10. Set "0" as the correct answer.

* Save the Question:

* Save the question with its correct answer to allow the platform to auto-grade it.

Practical Action Plan:

* Preparation: Prepare your list of questions and categorize them offline (by subject and difficulty).

* Data Entry: Open the "Question Bank" tab on the platform and input questions one by one.

* Auto-Configuration: Ensure the correct answer is accurately selected for all objective questions to save time on grading later.

* Review: Allocate time post-exam to read and manually grade any descriptive questions.