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 ability to change test setting calculations for multiple select questions

A teacher in our corporation would like:   The ability to change test settings so that multiple select questions are not counted correct for selecting the correct amount of answers.  For example, instead of getting 0.5 for getting one answer wrong and one answer correct, the students get .66, which messes up the calculations, and there is no way to manually change it. Sometimes it also gives them credit for selecting two wrong answers, which is a problem.

I would like my students to get it 50% correct for selecting 1/2 correct, regardless of how many options they select, and 100% for answering 2/2 correct.

  • Guest
  • Oct 14 2016
  • Released
Country US
Category Grading and assessment
  • Attach files
  • Rickard Karlsson commented
    April 20, 2018 12:27

    Same problem here in Sweden as well!

    ×

    Attachments Open full size

Related ideas