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Editing questions

In this guide, we will walk through how to create sets and questions.

  1. Click on a Set in order to edit or add questions.

set panel entry

  1. A guide to the editor:

set panel entry

Label Name Description
1 Question Name Here we can edit the name given to the question
2 Master content Always visible. Uses a milkdown component.
3 Part Editing Options Select, create, or delete a part.
4 Part Content Here we can edit the specific content of the part (the sub question).
5 Response Area This is the means by which the student answers a given question. It is optional to include a response area.
6 Question Help Options Here we may add a Structured Tutorial, a Final Answer ("Show Answer"), or Worked Solutions. These buttons are also how the student will see them, hence the name of "Show Answer".
7 Question Help Content Here we can click on any of the buttons for the type of help option, and input the content of that option.
8 Teacher-Student View Toggle Here we may toggle between the teacher view ("EDIT"), and the student view ("PREVIEW"). This way we can edit the question, but also see a preview of how it would look to the student.
9 Version Options Here we can obtain some version control, and view earlier edits/versions of the question.
10 Save Options Here we can save the question in various ways. Firstly, we can save a new version, but not publish (so the student cannot see this new version). Secondly, we can save a new version, and publish (so the student sees this new version). Lastly, we can revert to a previously publish version.
11 Delete Here we can delete the question.
12 Statistics Here we can view statistics for the specific question such as how many have attempted a certain part.
13 Edit Guidance Here we can add information such as difficulty, expected time to spend, and a brief bit of general guidance for the question.
14 PDF Export Here we (and students) can export the questions in PDF format for use offline.
15 Add Question Here we can add a new question, which would contain all the options discussed above.

Last update: June 28, 2024