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Naiku Quick Tip: Creating Tests

Did you know that you can create a new test from an existing test? 

 

Quick Tip: Often, it’s useful to build a new test from an existing one. Perhaps you want to add or remove questions from an old test. To create a new test from an existing test, simply “Re-assign” the existing test to a new class. From the test creation screen, not only can you change the title and other features of the test, you can add or remove questions from the test. To add questions, simply create your new questions or search from the exiting item bank.
To remove questions from the test, simply uncheck the box to the left of each question. This will remove the question from the test.

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