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New Quizzes: Set Up and Question Types

Introduction

New Quizzes is an assessment engine that integrates with Canvas as an LTI tool. Teachers can use New Quizzes to create assessments using a variety of questions types. Students can take New Quizzes assessments within their Canvas courses.

Tutorial

323 - New Quizzes Overview (Instructors) from the Instructure Canvas Community

New Quizzes has a number of new question types, along with additional security features and reporting tools. Check out this Canvas Guide: How do I create an assessment using New Quizzes

The following question types are available in New Quizzes:

  • Categorization - asks students to place answers in the correct categories while ignoring all distractors
  • Essay - asks students to enter a text response
  • File Upload - asks students to upload a file; you can limit the number and type of files students can upload
  • Fill in the Blank - asks students to fill in blank spaces either by entering text, selecting from a dropdown menu, or selecting from a word bank
  • Formula - asks students to type in the correct numerical answer (need more info)
  • Hot Spot - Allows you to upload an image and have students identify a specific area in that image
    • Warning: Hot Spot questions are not accessible for students with visual impairments
  • Matching - asks students to match answers from a drop-down menu with a list of questions
  • Multiple Choice - asks students to select one correct answer from a list of potential answers
  • Multiple Answer - asks students to select multiple correct options from a list of potential answers
  • Numeric - accepts numerical answers from students
  • Ordering - asks students to place answers in a specific order
  • True or False - asks students to judge whether a factual statement is true or false
  • Stimulus - a piece of content (such as an image, a table, a graph, an article, etc.) with associated questions

Accessibility

New Quizzes, like Classic Quizzes, allows you to moderate quizzes by extending the test-taking time or number of attempts for one person and not everyone. Moderating in a quiz created in New Quizzes is a bit different than Classic Quizzes. Refer to the following guide for help: New Quizzes: How to Add Extra Time or Attempts.

More Info

Need more information? Check out these Canvas Guides!