FLOWmulti Blueprint
- Chris F
A FLOWmulti exam is an interactive online exam that can consist of a range of questions types such as multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, and essay questions. Please view this video (04:12-05:25) for an overview of FLOWmulti.
Blueprint:Â Automatically marked exams (i.e. MCQ)
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Before you get started
Suitability of assessment and marking processes
FLOWmulti is suitable for: | FLOWmulti is not suitable for: |
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Automatic marking of questions (users can follow this blueprint to successfully set up and manage this assessment type) | Essay questions that require Turnitin Similarity (not available currently) |
Single manual marking (entire submission) | Mixing automatically-scored questions with essay questions - presents challenges with marker allocation |
Second check marking (no mark given by 2nd marker but reviewing entire submission or per question) | Double marking per question / Section-based marking involving two markers (double marking is only suitable if both markers mark entire submission) |
Glossary
Flow = an assessment instance which can be configured to support different assessment types. For example, an MCQ exam is authored, managed and marked as a flow type called FLOWmulti.
Author = a WISEflow role that allows you to create an assignment and attach a final version to a flow
Assignment = an exam paper (in editable form).
Item = a digital page within an assignment (usually containing one or more questions)
Question = an exam question (created within an item). There are several question types available, such as multiple-choice, written, file upload etc (more info here)
Flow Version = a non-editable, final version of an assignment (to be added to a flow in readiness for students to complete).
Associated flows = a list of flows on which you are an Author - this is where you add the final version of an assignment to the relevant flow.