Online Assessment Form Activity: Creating Multiple Choice Questions
Multiple choice questions can be built in the Online Learning Assessment Form. These types of questions are manually graded by the assessor.
Follow the steps below on how to build multiple choice questions:
Note: You need a Trainer or Manager access to perform this action
Multiple Choice Questions with One Correct Answer
Step 1: In the design mode of the OLA form, select the Radio Button field and drag it to the design area:
Step 2: Click the blue pencil
icon to edit its properties.
Step 3: You may add your
question using the label tab.
*If your question is longer than 1 sentence, you
may opt to use the HTML View field (for paragraphs) or Headings 5.
Step 4: Under the Input tab,
click add new option and type in your options in the space provided
Step 5: Add the correct answer
in the marking guide tab
Step 6: Add a task field. Insert
the Radio button field inside the task field. You may add more elements in
the task as needed.
Kindly remember though that 1 task field = 1
point.
If you add more another multiple choice question
inside the same task field, it will be counted as part of the previous question
Step 7: Click save form to save your changes
Student view:
Assessor view:
Multiple Choice Questions with Two or More Correct Answer
Step 1: In the design mode of the OLA form, select the Checkbox field and drag it to the design are:
Step 2: Click the blue pencil icon to edit its properties.
Step 3: You may add your question using the label tab.
*If your question is longer than 1 sentence, you may opt to use the HTML View field (for paragraphs) or Headings 5.
Step 4: Under the Input tab, click add new option and type in your options in the space provided
Step 5: Add the correct answer in the marking guide tab
Step 6: Add a task field. Insert the Radio button field inside the task field. You may add more elements in the task as needed.
Kindly remember though that 1 task field = 1
point.
If you add more another multiple choice question
inside the same task field, it will be counted as part of the previous question
Step 7: Click Save Form to save the changes
Student View
Assessor View
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