After at least one student has completed the quiz, teachers may then review scores and/or manually grade questions. By default, iLearn will auto-grade question types that have specific answers that were entered during the creation of the question (ex: multiple choice, true/false, short answer, matching, etc). Question types (ex: Essay) with open-ended responses must be manually graded by the teacher.

Review results

From the course page, select the name of the quiz. In the middle of the page, select the Attempts: XX link. 'XX' represents the number of attempts that have been completed up to that point. A list of all attempts, which student took that attempt, when they took it and their current score will be displayed. Quizzes that have question types that require a teacher manually grade them will not have an overall score until all manually graded questions have been completed.

Manually grade questions

If the quiz contains question types with open-ended responses, the teacher will need to manually grade those before students can see their overall quiz score. To review questions that need to be graded,

1. From the course page, locate and select the quiz.
2. In the upper right corner, select the Edit icon (⚙️) and select Manual grading.
3. Each question that requires grading will be displayed. To the right of a question, in the To grade column, select the Grade link.
4. Each students' response to the selected question will be displayed. After reviewing a student's answer, a teacher may enter a comment in the Comment field and the points earned in the Points field.
5. Repeat the previous step for all students' answers and at the bottom fo the page select the Save button.

Delete a specific attempt

Teachers may delete quiz attempts on a per student basis if needed.

1. From the quiz results page, locate the student's name.
2. To the left of their name, select the checkbox.
3. At the bottom of the attempts, select the Delete selected attempts button.

Note: Once an attempt is deleted, that action is permanent. The attempt cannot be recovered. If the teacher would like to give a student another attempt on a quiz but don't want to delete their previous attempt, the teacher will need to create a User Override and provide them a second quiz attempt.

For additional assistance, contact Academic Technology: (415) 405-5555, at@sfsu.edu, LIB 80