How do marking rules work?
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What are marking rules?
Marking rules determine how points are awarded for questions in a question based exam. They decide how strict the marking should be for auto-marked questions and can serve as marking criteria for non-auto-marked questions.How do I add marking rules?
Marking rules are added when you create a question. It is also possible to correct them after the exam has been conducted in the exam's results view during marking.Preview
Once you have created your questions, you can preview them and see how the marking works by clicking on Preview on the left.Marking scenarios
Below we list some different scenarios for the different question types. In Multiple choice, Match answers, Fill gaps and Grid there are pre-made scenarios to make it easier for you.If you prefer adding marking rules on your own you can do so under Custom rules.
Click on the links below for more information on how it works.
Multiple choice
Scenario To be used when you want to … Answer Award points per correct answer and deduct points for incorrect answers Question Award points only if the whole question has been answered correctly Custom rules Award points per correct answer and allow a certain number of incorrect answers
Award points when a certain number of answers are correct and not allow any incorrect answers
Match answersScenario To be used when you want to … Answer Award points per correct answer Question Award points only if the whole question has been answered correctly Custom rules Award points when a certain number of answers are correct
Fill gapsScenario To be used when you want to … Answer Award points per correct answer Question Award points only if the whole question has been answered correctly Custom rules Award points when a certain number of answers are correct
GridScenario To be used when you want to … Answer Award points per correct answer or row Question Award points only if the whole question has been answered correctly Custom rules Award points when a certain number of rows are correct
Simple answerFree text and
Answer with attachment
- Award points for a correct answer (manual marking only)
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