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From within your question bank assignment, you have different actions that can be taken. For instance, you can edit the name of your assignment or move the assignment to a different question bank. Below you will find the steps to edit, move, remove and restore a question bank assignment.
Only a publisher is able to perform these actions for a question bank assignment. An author is only able to see the the overview of question bank assignments, the assignment itself and the analytics of the assignment.
Edit a question bank assignment
Once a question bank assignment has been created, either by generating it through a blueprint or by creating it from scratch, you can edit it from within the assignment. A question bank assignment can be edited at any time, except for when you are making use of a protection rule. You will then first need to change the label before being able to edit the question bank assignment. To start editing, follow the steps below.
- Click domain School name in the menu on the left.
- Click folder Question banks in the menu at the top.
- Click on your question bank or use the search bar in the Question bank-section.
- Click on assignment Question bank assignments in the menu at the top.
- Click on the assignment you would like to edit.
- Click settings Settings in the menu at the top.
You are now able to change the name, add any test instructions and/or attachments and configure the mark calculation. You can also choose the add or remove any exercises from within the assignment, for instance when you see they one or more exercises being marked as enemies.
Duplicate a question bank assignment
The duplicate functionality makes it possible to duplicate your assignment within your question bank. A duplicate can be used if you want to have a slightly different version of the assignment for example.
To do this, follow the steps below.
- Click domain School name in the menu on the left.
- Click folder Question banks in the menu at the top.
- Click on your question bank or use the search bar in the Question bank-section.
- Click on assignment Question bank assignments in the menu at the top.
- Click on the assignment you would like to duplicate.
- Click settings Settings in the menu at the top.
- Click Duplicate and the question bank assignment will be duplicated.
You now have a duplicate of your assignment. This duplicate is not synchronised with the original, so any edits that are made will stay separate. When duplicating a question bank assignment, all information from within the assignment will be duplicated, including all settings. The exercises will be added to the assignment but they won't be duplicated in the exercises overview. You will be able to see the insights from each assignment the question bank exercises has been added to.
Move a question bank assignment
The move-functionality makes it possible to move your assignment to another question bank. You will be able to move the assignment to any question bank that you have the publisher role in. To move a question bank assignment, follow the steps below.
- Click domain School name in the menu on the left.
- Click folder Question banks in the menu at the top.
- Click on your question bank or use the search bar in the Question bank-section.
- Click on assignment Question bank assignments in the menu at the top.
- Check the box next to the assignment you would like to move.
- Click the dropdown menu More and choose Move.
- Select the question bank you want to move the assignment to.
- Click Save.
Your question bank assignment has now been moved to a different question bank. This also means the objectives and insights have been moved to the chosen question bank. If the domain and/or objective name wasn't present in this question bank yet, they will be added. Only the people that are added to the question bank have access to the assignment, moving the assignment doesn't move the members of the question bank it originates from. The exercises that are in the moved question bank assignment will now also show up in the exercises overview of this question bank.
If your question bank assignment was generated based on a blueprint it is good to remember that this blueprint won't be moved along to the new question bank. You will be able to attach any of the blueprints available in the new question bank to the assignment through the assignment overview.
Remove and restore a question bank assignment
If you no longer want to use a question bank assignment, you have the possibility to remove this. Removing the assignment will remove it from the overview and you won't be able to access it anymore, but the assignment can always be restored from within the settings of the question bank. To remove a question bank assignment, follow the steps below.
- Click domain School name in the menu on the left.
- Click folder Question banks in the menu at the top.
- Click on your question bank or use the search bar in the Question bank-section.
- Click on assignment Question bank assignments in the menu at the top.
- Check the box next to the assignment you would like to remove.
- Click the dropdown menu More and choose Remove.
Removing the question bank assignment doesn't affect the assignments that were copied to a course. They will still be available and the exercises will stay connected with the question bank. If you want to be able to use the question bank assignment again, you can simply restore the removed assignment by following the steps below.
- Click domain School name in the menu on the left.
- Click folder Question banks in the menu at the top.
- Click settings Settings in the menu at the top.
- Click on Removed assignments in the menu on the left.
- Click on Restore next to the question bank assignment you want to restore.
If in the meantime you have updated the exercises that were added to this question bank assignment, this latest version will show in your restored question bank assignment. The same goes for updates to the objectives that were attached to the question bank exercises.
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