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You need editor access to create a question in Quest. If you do not see the link to the editor in the top right corner of the main course page, simply send us an email |
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to request authorization. |
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If you already have been granted editor access and still don't see this icon in your upper right hand view, please clear your internet browser's cache, fully close out of all browsers, and try again. |
Navigate to the editor home page by clicking 'editor' in the upper right hand corner, or going to https://quest.cns.utexas.edu/editor
Clicking on new question (along the left side bar) from the editor home page will take you to the Create a Question page
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We do reserve the right to manage the question items and banks, but are committed to providing high-quality assessment items and maintaining their confidentiality. Please contact us if you have any concerns or questions, we would be happy to discuss unique solutions on a case-by-case basis. |
- Each question must have a unique name, so we ask you to be as brief but descriptive as possible. You can always add numbers to the title to help with popular titles.
- Tags are optional on this page and can be added later once the question is completed.
- Questions created as a contributing editor are placed in your personal bank and will be included in the list on your home page.
Question Types
The Quest editor supports a number of question types that break down into two categories:
Basic Question Types
Provides an HTML text box to easily enter content and embed images. This category includes the multiple choice-html based, essay, and short answer questions. For more information about creating one of these types click here: Basic Question Types.
Advanced Question Types
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After you select the question type and click continue, the next page will have a few similarities across question types.
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After clicking on "create" the following will be a basic layout to what you'll see
At the top of the page is the name you designated when creating the question (for this example it is "
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New Question") along with the question ID (
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#219580) and the version number of the question (v.1).
The status of the question can be:
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Draft |
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A new version has been created, but a draft hasn't been saved yet. | |
Passed Audits & |
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TeX | A draft has been saved and the preview generated for reviewing. |
Parameters |
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Generated | Random versions have been created |
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and is available to be published. | |
Published | Published questions are "locked" from editing |
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. Ready to be included in assignments |
The next row is a series of tabs that provide various functions.
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Messages | Main dialogue box. Used to notify the user of any errors or updated status |
Settings |
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leave this tab alone (please) | |
History |
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The editing history of the item ( |
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i.e. earlier versions). |
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Banks | The banks the question is contained in. |
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Tags |
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Shows the tags associated with the item and allows more to be added. | |
Issues |
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Shows any comments about the item and whether the item is flagged. More about flagged questions here: Reporting an error in a question | |
Images |
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Here you can upload images to be used in questions | |
Parameters | After generating parameters (if applicable) the item versions of the question will appear |