6. Scroll to the bottom and select “Save and Continue” 7. Note: you will be unable to change the layout of the portfolio in the STYLE section (these are defined by the template for consistency across your program).
Blackboard automatically populates categories in the Grade Center including Test, Assignment, and Discussion. You can add, remove and change any of the categories to reflect the assessments in your course. To do so, open the Grade enter and select “Manage” from the menu bar. Then, select the “ategories” option.
Blackboard Learn is no longer available at Temple University. As of June 1, 2018, Canvas is the official Learning Management System of Temple University. Students, faculty and staff can log into Canvas using their assigned AccessNet Username and Password through TUportal or canvas.temple.edu .
Blackboard assessments are on-line evaluations used to measure the skill level and knowledge of students enrolled in your course. Tools are provided to create different types of questions and assign point values to individual questions.
Assessment results that are represented by a padlock icon rather than a score, indicates that an assessment is currently in progress. Should a student need to restart an assessment, instructors may clear the attempt.
The Creation Settings area on the Test Canvas offers more choices for the design of tests and quizzes. These features can be enabled when creating or modifying an assessment.
After Test Creation Options are set, instructors are returned to the Test Canvas to add questions to an assessment. The following activity presents an example of adding a multiple choice question.
After an assessment has been added to a Content Area, instructors can access the area to preview and complete the assessment from the perspective of a student. Students access and complete an assessment from the Content area to which it is deployed.
After a test title and description is set, a Test Canvas appears to enable instructors to select default options that will be available to them when they create assessment questions.