Online Assessment Form Activity: Page Set-Up v2

Online Assessment Form Activity: Page Set-Up v2

The  Online Learning Assessment form  is an assessment tool used for the online version of the Practical and Workplace Assessments part of the Assessment Workbook or Learner Assessment Pack. 
Note:   You need   Trainer   or   Manager   access before you can perform this action

Below are the step by step guide on setting up the form.

Step 1: Log in with your Trainer or Admin account

Step 2: Select your course from the search results by clicking the Course title where you want to put your Online Assessment Form Activity

Step 3: To add an activity to your course, toggle the 'Edit Mode' on. Click Add an activity or resource.


Step 4: Click the 'Assessment Form' from the list of the activities.


Step 5: Fill out the information needed and  adjust the settings for the Assessment Form Activity.

Name*
(Mandatory field) enter the name of the Assessment Form activity in the Name text box.
Description
Enter the relevant description in the "Description" text area that describes the Assessment Form if needed.
Display description on course page
(checkbox) If enabled, the description of this activity will be shown on the course page.


Open the assessment
Tick the enable button if you want to set the date and time for the assessment to open.
Close the assessment
Tick the enable button if you want to set the date and time for the assessment to close.
Time limit
If enabled, a countdown timer will be displayed in the navigation block while student is taking the assessment.
When time expires
There are two options for this setting when time expires:

1. Open attempts are submitted automatically (default)
2. Attempts must be submitted before time expires (or they are not counted)


Grade category
This settings controls the category in which this activity's grades are placed in the gradebook
Maximum grade is 0.0
The Assessment Form automatically counts the maximum grade based on the Task Fields being used.
Grade to pass
This setting determines the minimum grade required to pass. The value is used in activity and course completion, and in the gradebook, where pass grades are highlighted in green and fail grades in red.

During this set-up, leave Grade 
to pass blank for the time being. You must return to it once you're done building the form.
Attempts allowed
Options are from 1-10 and Unlimited
Grading Method
When multiple attempts are allowed, the following methods are available for calculating the final assessment grade:
• Highest grade of all attempts
• Average (mean) grade of all attempts
• First attempt (all other attempts are ignored)
• Last attempt (all other attempts are ignored)


Allow copy and paste for student
If this setting is enabled, students can execute copy and paste during assessment.
Each attempt builds on the last
If multiple attempts are allowed and this setting is enabled, each new assessment attempt will contain the results of the previous attempt. This allows an assessment to be completed over several attempts.
Assessor Only Activity
Enable this setting for any activity that does NOT require a student to make a submission and ONLY the Assessor will be completing the Assessment Activity.


Colour Coded Tabs
Tabs are colour coded to show progress of data entered.
Show the user's picture
If enabled, a student's name and picture will be shown on-screen during the attempt, and on the review screen, making it easier to check that the student is logged in as themselves in an invigilated (proctored) exam.
Decimal places in grades
This setting specifies the number of digits shown after the decimal point when displaying grades. It only affects the display of grades, not the grades stored in the database, nor the internal calculations, which are carried out to full accuracy.
Decimal places in question grades
This setting specifies the number of digits shown after the decimal point
when displaying the grades for individual questions.
Show blocks during assessment attempts
If set to yes, then normal blocks will be shown during assessment attempts.


Require password
If a password is specified, a student must enter in order to attempt the assessment.
Require network address
Assessment access may be restricted to particular subnets on the LAN or
Internet by specifying a comma- separated list of partial or full IP address
numbers. This can be useful for an invigilated (proctored) assessment, to ensure that only people in a certain location can access the assessment.
Enforced delay between 1st and 2nd attempts
If enabled, a student must wait for the specified time to elapse before being able to attempt the assessment a second time.
Enforced delay between later attempts
If enabled, a student must wait for the specified time to elapse before attempting the assessment a third time
and any subsequent times.
Browse securityIf "Full screen pop-up with some JavaScript security" is selected, 

i. The assessment will only start if the student has a JavaScript-enabled web-browser 
ii. The assessment appears in a full screen popup window that covers all the other windows and has no navigation controls
iii Students are prevented, as far as is possible, from using facilities like copy and paste
Webcam identity validationIf you enable this option, students will not be able to start an attempt until they have ticked a check-box confirming that they are aware of the policy on webcam.
For proctoring purposes, select 'must be acknowledge before starting an attempt'



Availability
The availability option permits students to view and access assignments and resources, there are two options available:

• Show on course page
• Hide from students

ID number
The ID number can be entered to reference the same ID number from a third-party package especially gradebook. Otherwise, the field may be left blank.
Force LanguageIf you force a language in a course, the interface of Moodle in this course will be in this particular language, even if a student has selected a different preferred language in his/her personal profile.
Group mode
There are three group settings available:

• No groups
• Separate groups
• Visible groups

Grouping
Not available if no group mode is selected, if separate or visible grouping is enabled, you will then be given an option to Add group/grouping access restrictions.

Teachers may restrict students from accessing lessons and resources based upon a set of conditions. These conditions may be based on whether an activity has been completed or not, date restrictions when lessons can commence, a specified grade to be achieved, a certain user profile, or a set of nested restrictions based on the below settings.


Restrictions can be one, two or all of the following criterion:




Completion Tracking
There are three options available:

•  Do not indicate activity completion
•  Students can manually mark the activity as completed
•  Show activity as complete when conditions are met
Require View
Enable this option if you require students to view the activity to be tagged as completed.
Require Grade
If enabled, the activity is considered complete when a student receives a grade. Pass and fail icons may be displayed if a pass grade for the activity has been set.
Require minimum score
Enabling this setting will require a user to have at least the minimum score entered to be marked complete in this SCORM activity, as well as any other Activity Completion requirements.
Require status
Checking one or more statuses will require a user to achieve at least one of the checked statuses in order to be marked complete in this SCORM activity, as well as any other Activity Completion requirements.

3 checkbox to toggle:

•  Passed (checkbox)
•  Completed (checkbox)
•  Require all scos to return completion status - Some SCORM packages contain multiple components or "scos" - when this is enabled all scos within the package must return the relevant lesson_status for this activity to be flagged complete.

Expect completed on
This setting specifies the date when the activity is expected to be completed.



Tags
Tags will allow students and teachers to connect to other courses and content being offered.


Competencies will not be available unless they have been set up at a course level. Administrators can set up competency frameworks and add competencies within the framework. Teachers can also add competencies to courses and course activities.

Course competencies
Course competencies allow you to search for competencies that you’d like to link to your existing activity.
Upon activity completion
There are four options to select once an assignment has been completed:

• Do nothing
• Attach evidence
• Send for review
• Complete the competency

Send content change notificationTick the box to notify course participants about this new or changed activity or resource. Only users who can access the activity or resource will receive notiofication.

Step 6: Once everything is set, click Save and return to course.


Step 7: Once saved, it will lead you to the assessment page, click 'Edit Assessment'


Step 8: Then click 'Create Assessment'.


Step 9: You will be directed to the design mode of the Assessment Form, this is where you will build the tasks and the fields for the assessment. Don't forget to click the 'Save form' after building the form.


Step 10: Don't forget to edit the 'Grade to Pass' in the settings after making the form.  Remember that the Maximum Grade is determined by the number of the Task field used in the form.


The Assessment Form that has been created will now be displayed in your course.

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