When you create a question bank assignment by manually adding the exercises, you can benefit from using the filtering options in the exercises overview within your question bank. This will make it easier to find the exercises that fit the demands of your assignment. Follow the steps below to filter on the exercises.
- 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.
- By default, the page will open on the extension Exercises tab.
- Adjust the filters to your specific requirements.
Filter options
Below you can find the different topics you can filter on. The parameters depend on the filtering type.
- Label
As default, we have the labels Draft, Review needed, Revision needed, Accepted ready with which a construction process can already be created. In addition, it is possible to add labels yourself, so that this process can be completely personalised. - Author
The author tells you who created this question. - Objectives
When a question bank yields objectives, these can be selected here. - P-value
The p-value indicates the difficulty of the question. A p-value closer to zero means that a question is difficult, while a p-value closer to 1 means a question is easy. - Rit-value
The relation of the question to all other questions in the test. The higher the Rit-value, the better the question fits the test. - Categories
This filter lets you choose between different types of questions, e.g. open or multiple-choice questions. - Tags
Tags can be added to exercises within a question bank. You can use tags to give exercises more metadata. - Filter by assignments
There is a possibility to filter exercises on the fact whether or not they are used in certain assignments. Click on the drop-down button Filter by assignments and choose Appears in selected assignment(s) or Does not appear in selected assignment(s). Select the assignments and click Apply.
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