Share your ideas!

Help shape the future of itslearning


Please share your ideas with the community, and contribute by voting and commenting on other ideas – the more votes the more influence! We consider all ideas when planning future work. Please write in English. For support, please contact your school/organization.

  1. As we review all ideas it may take some time before they appear. Unfortunately we cannot comment on all ideas.
  2. Please search for your idea first and vote for it! Do not create new suggestions if they already exist. It reduces your influence.
  3. Unclear or inappropriate suggestions are removed. We may combine your ideas with similar ideas.
  4. We only use the information you share for the purposes of improving itslearning. We want to keep the ideas portal dynamic and relevant, to do this we remove older suggestions.
    • Ideas that have no public engagement after three years, that were not selected for development, are removed.
    • Ideas older than three years and not selected for implementation are removed.
    • Ideas can be resubmitted at any time.

Privacy Policy

The new test tool - what it takes to pass

I would very much appreciate if the possibility to choose what percentage it takes for a student to pass a test. Sometimes you want it to be 50 % and sometimes maybe 95. In the new test tool, you can't choose at all.

  • Guest
  • May 19 2021
  • Released
Country SE
Category Grading and assessment
  • Attach files
  • Henrik Jensen commented
    September 09, 2021 06:38

    To itsl,

    why have you not yet included the minimum functionality of the old test tool yet? You can not launch a new version of a tool and then remove basic functionality such as allowing the educator to set a % "When have you passed" limit. When that is added, then additional requests for expansion for the feature can be considered by you. We, at our company, cant use the new test tool due to that lack of this auto evaluation. Its appaling it is not added to the new tool yet!

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Admin
    Product Team commented
    September 07, 2021 10:37

    When we look into this we will make it possible for all scales where the administrator has allowed percentages to be edited.

    The itslearning Product team

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Magnus Wiberg commented
    September 07, 2021 08:13

    It would also be very convienient to be able to add the percentages on an actually scaling assessment scale as well! We usually use A to F with 60% being E, 70% being D and so on.

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Lena Thorstrand Jansson commented
    May 26, 2021 14:19

    For me it would be enough to be able to set the score for passed/not passed. I do not need to "Set completion criteria"

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Magnus Wiberg commented
    May 26, 2021 08:15

    "...whether the option to set the % on the assessment scale is enough for your needs (meaning you pick "passed / not passed" as the scale and then you're allowed to decide where the border is between the two?"

    The answer is yes for my sake!

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Guest commented
    May 26, 2021 08:15

    I usually use the test tool for students to practice things like prepositions or verbs. And I want them to do it until they are sure. That means that sometimes I want them to repeat until they get 100 % or at least 75 % before they continue.

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

  • Admin
    Product Team commented
    May 25, 2021 06:29

    Hi

    Thanks for your idea! This is currently a feature we are considering not to include in the new tool. However we would love to understand the need further - the question is whether the option to set the % on the assessment scale is enough for your needs (meaning you pick "passed / not passed" as the scale and then you're allowed to decide where the border is between the two)? In the old test tool there is a separate setting to "Set completion criteria" but our investigations show that this feature is often misunderstood.

    Thanks,
    The itslearning Product team

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

Related ideas