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Test questions (items) and tests in TestVision
In TestVision the test items (questions) are created and stored in Questions (Vragen). In Tests (Toetsen) the test is composed (test items are put together) and the settings of the test are set up.
- How to create questions in TestVision (by Teelen) (see image!)
- How to create tests in TestVision (by Teelen) (see image!)
Click on the page by Teelen on the Tutorials Nederlands or for English Tutorials Engels (see the following image)
- How to find your test in TestVision
This is a manual how to find, preview as a student and print your exam inclusive the answeres.
How teacher can test a randomized test as a student - How to create MathML file to present formulae in the questions (test items)?
You can use online editor to convert math formula's LaTEx <-> MathML: http://www.wiris.com/editor/demo/en/mathml-latex - TestVision in combination with other software (Google Earth, MathLab, R, Jupyter Notebooks, etc.)
Please, fill your needs in Datanose in the form (see your course page) as soon as possible! - Manual Anaconda Jupyter Notebooks exams in combination with TVO in UvA digital assessment rooms (innovation project Maarten Marx (FNWI)): Information GitHup
- Manual how to present programming code in TestVision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SmQFPR900E
- Documentation for advanced developers
- UvA Scenarios (in Dutch): Onderwisscenario's UvA (handleiding voor gevoorderden (versie sept 2017))
- UMC Utrecht Handleidng TestVision voor Ontwikkelaars (in Dutch)
- TestVision Documentatie: https://online.testvision.nl/documentatie/
Go to TestVision FNWI Infomation hub
Go to Starfish TestVision hub
Original author: Natasa Brouwer
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