Share your tests with other teachers

QUESTION

How do I share tests with other teachers?

ANSWER

If you want to share a test you've designed with all other teachers who use thatquiz.org:

1. Make sure the test is at least 10 questions long.

2. https://www.thatquiz.org/tq/docs/public.html

3. Select "Public" instead of "Private" near the top of the screen.

4. Save

If you want to share your designed tests, or also tests assigned to a class, with individual teachers whose email addresses you know:

1. Click "Share" in the menu - under "Other Tests" on the left side of the screen.

2. Enter the email address of the teacher you want to share with. (This email address must be the address they use to login to thatquiz.org.)

3. Click "Add".

4. That teacher will be able to see tests from your account when he or she clicks "Share" in the menu.

Different problems for each student

QUESTION

I want a single test where each student receives a different subset of problems from a larger problem bank. What do I do?

ANSWER

Create a large test with 100 questions. You can configure the test so that each student receives a different random subset of the total problem set.

Click on the test name in your list of tests. This allows you to edit many options related to the set.
If you have Random order already set, look immediately to the right of the word Random for the length of the test. When you set a length like 50 / 100 or 20 / 100 it means that each time someone takes the test they receive a random selection of 50 or 20 questions out of the full problem set.

Assign a test to some students; exempt other students

QUESTION

How can I assign a test to only some students in the class?

ANSWER

You can make some students exempt from taking an assigned test. Click on the test name in your list of assignments (first, click "See tests"). This opens a page for editing the options related to the assignment. Look for the "Exemptions" button. Any student who you mark and save as exempt will not see his/her name in the list of students who must test. The assignment will not appear on the class home page for that student. The student will not see the assignment on his/her mobile device in the ThatQuiz mobile app. For exemptions to work properly, students and teachers who use the mobile app should upgrade it to the latest version.

How to hide other students in a class

QUESTION

Would it be possible for a student to take his or her own quiz without seeing or knowing other student's names?

ANSWER

Yes, there are two ways to test without seeing other student names:

1. Email the student about the test. Check a test in your test list, and click the "Notify" button. Each student whom you notify receives an individual link by email. The student does not see the names of anyone else who tests.

2. Have the student install the ThatQuiz mobile app on his or her phone. All assigned tests appear on the students phone. The student cannot see other students in the class.

A new ThatQuiz mobile app was released today.

For Android phones:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.thatquiz.tqmobclient

For iPhones:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/thatquiz/id1183992776?ls=1&mt=8

This app allows teachers to see all tests and grades on their phones.

It allows students to test easily on their phones.

Install and enjoy.

https required for all teachers

Beginning April 15, 2016, https is required for all teachers using thatquiz.org.
Try thatquiz with https today.
https://www.thatquiz.org

Some schools block https traffic.
If you cannot access https://www.thatquiz.org from within your school, ask your computer administrator to allow https for thatquiz.org.

A partir del 15 de abril 2016, https se requiere para todos los maestros.
Intenta con https hoy.
https://www.thatquiz.org

Si tu escuela bloquea https, debe permitirlo para thatquiz.org ahora.

Use thatquiz.org with https

You can always use thatquiz.org with https.
Navigate to https://www.thatquiz.org

To make https automatic whenever you log in or your students test, go to Account Info and check the box for "Use https".  We recommend checking this box.

Some schools block all https traffic.  If your school does not allow usage of https web sites, then unfortunately you'll have to keep using http.  If you try using https but get a blank page inside your school, you'll have to switch back to plain http.