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creating your questions

coursemology guide

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what will be covered?

e) What are the differences between missions and trainings?

f) How do I set up my trainings?

g) How do I set up my missions?

Now that you’ve set up your game mechanics, it is time to set up your questions!

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e) What are the differences between missions and trainings?

MissionsTrainings

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e) What are the differences between missions and trainings?

MissionsTrainings

Auto-graded Lecturer / Tutor needs to grade

manually

Meant to be self-directed

More of assignments and higher order

practices

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e) What are the differences between missions and trainings?

MissionsTrainings

Mostly MCQ / Self-

processing code

Open-ended questions that require manual

grading.

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e) What are the differences between missions and trainings?

MissionsTrainingsDo a few trainings before

missions to resolve lower-order thinking

issues

Higher quality answers for

missions

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation.

This is the training page.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation.

Main !these are compulsory trainings for your students

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation.

Extra (Optional) these are optional trainings for your students

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation.

Overview !This is a page for you to have a bird’s eye view of all your trainings and make all the amendments at one go.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Click on “new training”

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Insert the title of your Training

Enter the description of your training.

Insert the max. number of EXPs you can earn from this training

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Set when you want the training to be made available.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Choose if you want this training to be a Main training or optional training.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

If you want a early-bird bonus, set the cut-off date…

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

…and include the bonus amount of EXPs the students will earn if they finish the training early.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Check this to publish the training so that the students can see it. If you prefer to hide it for the time being, uncheck this option

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

If you want to include lesson materials for students to refer to for this training, do so here.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

1) Click on the button “Trainings” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new training, click on “New Training”.

Once done, click on “Create Training” to create your questions.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

This page will be loaded once you’ve finalised your training details.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

If you still want to edit your training details, click on the grey edit icon.

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f) How do I set up my trainings?

If you would like to delete this training, click on this red delete icon.

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Click on “New MCQ Question” to start creating your first MCQ question for this training.

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Insert your question here

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Use the formatting bar to emphasise certain words

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You can also insert pictures into your question

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These are the boxes to key in your options

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If you have less than 4 options, just leave the empty options blank. So for example, I would only need 3 options. Hence, I left the last box blank.

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If you need more than 4 choices, click on “Add more choices”

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Check this box to indicate that this option is the correct answer.

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If you have more than 1 correct answers, choosing any 1 of the correct answers will allow the student to progress to the next question.

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But if you prefer that your student choose all correct answers to progress to the next question, check on this option.

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Once done, press “Create MCQ” to continue”

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Once done, your question will appear below.

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Click on the grey bar and drag if you wish to re-order your questions

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Click on the grey edit icon to edit this question

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Click on the red delete icon to delete this question

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Click on the blue button to create the next question.

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Once you’re done, you can just leave the page. Your training has been saved to reflect the changes.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

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g) How do I set up my missions?

It’s very much similar to setting up your trainings!

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation.

This is the Missions page.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation.

Missions!these tab contains all the missions for your students

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation.

Overview !This is a page for you to have a bird’s eye view of all your missions and make all the amendments at one go.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on “New Mission”

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Insert the title of your Mission

Enter the description of your Mission.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Insert the max. number of EXPs you can earn from this mission

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Set when do you want this mission to be made available to students

And your submission deadline

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Check this to publish the mission so that the students can see it. If you prefer to hide it for the time being, uncheck this option

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Check this if you want students to submit files instead of just keying texts into the system here.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

If you prefer to give your questions in a separate file (Eg: PDF, Word) instead of having questions in the system with textboxs for students to key in their answers, check this box.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Dependency !For eg: If I prefer students to have completed Mission A before they can start on this mission, I’ll select “Mission A” from this drop-down menu as a Dependency

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

If you would like to include attachments in this mission (especially if you have checked the “questions are contained in mission files” box), upload it here.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Once you’ve keyed in all the details, click on “Create Mission”!

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

You’ll arrive at this page once you’ve click on “Create Mission”

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

If you still want to edit your mission details, click on the grey edit icon.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

If you would like to delete this mission, click on this red delete icon.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

These buttons will appear only if you did not check the box “Questions will appear in Mission Files” in the previous page.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on “Add Question” to add questions into your mission.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Insert your question here

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Use the formatting bar to emphasise certain words

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

You can also insert pictures into your question

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Set the max score a student can achieve by answering this question.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Once done, press “Create Question” to continue”

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Once done, your question will appear below.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on the grey bar and drag if you wish to re-order your questions

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on the grey edit icon to edit this question

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on the red delete icon to delete this question

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g) How do I set up my missions?

1) Click on the button “Missions” in your left navigation. 2) To create a new mission, click on “New Mission”.

Click on the blue button to create the next question.

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g) How do I set up my missions?

Once you’re done, you can just leave the page. Your mission has been saved to reflect the changes.

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