Brightspace Random Test Bank Procedures
 
1. Create at least 3 folders on your PC to oranize .docx .txt .csv files.
 

2. QUESTIONS - Gather Quizzes from book or your own: Macro3eCh02-choice-in-world-of-scarcity.docx (paste sections into Notepad to ensure pure text - delete extraneous stuff)

3. TXT - Macro3eCh02-choice-in-world-of-scarcity.txt

You may have to manually clearn this up. Must be EXACT,with *, etc. Save/select "UTF-8" format.

4. CSV - Macro3eCh02-choice-in-world-of-scarcity.csv Copy & Paste txt to "Brightspace Quiz Question Generator" studio.smu.ca/quizgeneratorhtml and enter desired filename.

Click Generate Test Quesions. If errors, it won't generate - fix typos. Click Download. Find your new .csv file in your PC's Downloads folder.

5. SECTION - Go to Quizzes/Question Library/New/Section to create a new folder eg, "Quiz Ch02". Section=folder. Save.

6. UPLOAD - Click into your new folder "Quiz Ch02". Or find it at Quizzes/Question Library.

Click Import/Upload a File (find your csv file), Import All. You've loaded questions into the Question Library.

7. POOL - Go back to Quizzes/New Quiz (fill out blanks). You might want to identify the number of questions that will appear in the name.

 

Click Create New/Question Pool/Browse Question Library, find your latest question set at bottom, Check the Box, click Import. Fill in blanks.

Go back and enter Number of Questions to Select (randomly presents this # of questions from bank to student); enter 1 pt per question. Save and Close Quiz after entering info.

 

Finish filling out all blanks on quiz. Make sure it's not Hidden.

   
Make Multiple Choice questions like this in .txt match 1. Match the coin with cents
a. 10 / dime
b. 25 / quarter
c. / nickel
Matching questions like this

1. ____ are economists who generally emphasize the importance of aggregate supply in determining the size of the macroeconomy over the _____________.
a) Keynesian economists; long run
b) Keynesian economists; short run
*c) Neoclassical economists; long run
d) Neoclassical economists; short run

   
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