Call Us : +1 928-380.6570Knowledge Level: Intermediate to advanced-level t.authors, t.admins. Definitions
Prerequisites: You have participated in an online demo, or training session, or viewed a recording of a demo or training session.
You have downloaded and installed TG on your Windows computer. You have reviewed the Introduction to Test Generator tutorial and have experimented by creating and publishing a test.
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/1 Retake Options
TG's Retake Options are selected by the test author during the creation of a test.
No Retakes - the default setting
Retakes Allowed
. Unlimited or
. Limit Retakes to #
/2 Only When--In this example Limit Retakes to 1, which means the original test attempt and one retake, and offering a subset of four options:
As a best practice we recommend testing the various options publishing the test in a "Sandbox" course--a course set up for peer evaluation--and logging in to the Tester to experience the test as a "test taker" or member of your test-taking audience.
/3 At Beginning of Retake--You also have the option of choosing what the t.taker will see when they login to retake a test.
Show old answers Uses: practice tests, or tests designed for individuals who are preparing for a certification or promotions exam.
Show old questions, with no answers Uses: practice tests or tests which incorporate feedback and designed as instructional aids.
Show old questions, with no answers Enabled by default and typically used with one of TG's randomization options, the t.taker is presented with a new version of the test.
/3 Staggered Retakes--
