1. First of all, we can import the test questions into the system before organizing the exam, so that we can use them directly when preparing the test papers. The online examination system can import multiple-choice questions, true or false questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, question and answer questions, graphic questions, audio and video questions and so on. When importing test questions, we can choose different import methods according to the number of test questions. When the number of test questions is large, we can use the wizard template (in three formats: Word, Excel and TXT) or the editor to import test questions in batches. When only a few questions need to be added, you can choose to import the questions in a new way. No matter which way you guide the problem, it is easy to operate. You just need to fill in the questions, options and correct answers in the prescribed format.
2. After importing test questions, we can create test papers:
In the "Exam" module, choose to create an exam, then fill in the exam name, exam classification and exam precautions, select the authorization method for candidates to take the exam, and set the information that candidates need to fill in.
The online examination system supports fixed volume, random volume and selected volume, in which the fixed volume is suitable for formal examination scenarios, and the random volume and selected volume are suitable for business scenarios such as knowledge contests. After selecting the test paper type, you can design the test paper structure and select the test questions from the question bank to add to the test paper.
After composing the test paper, you can set the configuration items of simulated test scenarios such as test time, passing score, reference times, answering time, anti-cheating settings, and test question protection, and then you can publish the test.
3. The online examination system can automatically mark the papers after the examination, or manually mark the papers, or invite others to help mark the papers. For different test questions, you can set different scoring rules:
Multiple choice questions support setting scores for missing multiple choice questions. You can choose "the proportion of correct options" or set "the proportion of scores that only miss questions" to judge the score.
Fill-in-the-blank questions can be set according to the content of the test questions, "Do not distinguish the order of answers when judging" and "Only some keywords that match the answers can score".
Questions and answers can be scored by setting keywords and scoring proportion of scoring points.