What is a video quiz, and how can I use it?
Media Gallery includes a video quizzing feature that allows you to insert questions into a video. While playing the video, it will pause where there is a question, and a student must either answer or skip the question to continue.
Note: A video quiz should be used as a supplement to a video, not as a full-featured assessment. See below caveats for use.
Features of a video quiz
Welcome Screen
When you start playing a video with a quiz, a Start screen will display, indicating that you will be given a quiz. On the Start screen:
- You can download a Pre-test, a PDF listing the quiz questions, if it has been made available to students.
- Select the Play button to start the video.
Questions
Question display in timeline
Quiz questions display as timeline markers in the video's timeline. If enabled in the quiz settings, you can select a question to skip to it.
Individual question screens
Different types of questions have different answer formats.
- The most common question types are multiple choice and true/false, where you choose an answer and select the Continue button to resume the video.
- If enabled in the quiz settings, a Skip option allows you to skip a question you plan to answer later.
End quiz button
When all the questions have been answered, a Quiz completed pop-up window displays. You can select the Submit button to skip to the quiz submission screen.
Caveats for Use
Please note the following:
- Students must answer all the questions in a video quiz to submit it.
- Making changes to a quiz that a student has already submitted can result in incorrect grades. If you edit a quiz with a submission, you may need to delete the student's attempt to allow the student to retake it.
- Some students with disabilities may not be able to operate the controls within a video quiz; you may need to create an alternative assignment for these students.
- Grades for video quizzes are always out of 100 points. The grade is calculated as a percentage, with students getting credit for answering Multiple Choice and True/False questions correctly, submitting any response to an Open Question, or viewing a Reflection Point.
- By default, only the owner of a video quiz can access students' submissions. To allow other instructors or teaching assistants to view submissions, follow the steps to add them as co-editors on your video quiz.
Additional Information
To get started using video quizzing, see How do I create a video quiz?