You can link to the same lesson in multiple sections or courses. Before pasting a link to your lesson into Jenzabar, you will want to decide if you want to collect scores from your students or if you want your lessons to be "practice" lessons and you don't need to collect scores.
For each lesson you can decide whether or not to collect scores. Many instructors use both "scored" and "practice" lessons within a course. For details on:.
In other words, you click on the name for your lesson in the assignments area of Jenzabar and you see the SoftChalk ScoreCenter interface but all the scores are also "plugged into" the Jenzabar gradebook. In Jenzabar, students will also see their grades from SoftChalk lessons as well. See the section Jenzabar Administrator. With the ScoreCenter feature, you can:. At the top of the ScoreCenter, you will see a 'Class average' summary of all learners attempts on the lesson.
This summary will include:. The next section will display the total number of attempts that have been made on the lesson. Each interactive will display if the 'Allow Retry' option was enabled, offering Learners another chance at the interactive to improve the score. Learners that have accessed the lesson will display listed at the bottom of ScoreCenter. Quickly see the number of attempts the Learner made, attempt score, and details of their attempt.
An asterisk next to score helps to easily identify scores made on a previous version of the lesson. The Learner made the incorrect answer choice and did not obtain any score for the Activity, Quiz Popper, or Quiz Group.
The Learner obtained a partial score for the Activity, Quiz Popper, or Quiz Group by making correct and incorrect answer selections. An Activity will automatically 'Complete' once the Learner finishes the activity. Learners can also click the Complete Activity icon to manually 'Complete' and obtain partial credit. To have your student scores appear within the Jenzabar gradebook area i.
ScoreCenter interface , you need to:. You will only have to do this once. See the section Jenzabar Administrator to do so. You will need to set the grading method i. All the student attempts will be collected and you can view all the attempts for each student for each lesson.
You can change the grading method and number of attempts at any point. Obviously, if you want to allow your students only one attempt for the lesson, you need to set that option right away. To test the lesson, you need to be logged into your course as a student. A quick check of the Status icons helps to identify learner attempts that successfully completed the attempt by clicking on the Finish button on the last page. Notice you can use the attempt drop-down menu to switch views between the available learner attempts.
Be sure to click Complete Attempt. You have the option to complete all attempts for all students for a lesson. TestGen math and science capabilities make it easy to include any mathematical or scientific symbols in your testing material. First, search for your textbook on our catalog. Once on the textbook listing page, available TestGen test banks will appear under Instructor Resources.
From your textbook's product page in this catalog, click the TestGen test bank title for your computer's platform. You will be required to provide your username and password at this point if you have not already signed in. The test bank is compressed for the platform you selected. You will need to uncompress it using WinZip, StuffIt, or a similar program. On your textbook's product page, the TestGen test bank link specifies the version of TestGen used to create the test bank.
If you are running that version or a higher version, you can use the test bank. To check your version of TestGen, start the TestGen program. A page displays with the TestGen version information. To create a test, start TestGen, choose the type of test you want to create, and go to File, then Open Book to choose your test bank. You can then drag-and-drop questions from the test bank into your test or create your own questions.
For help using TestGen, choose Help from its Help menu. QuizMaster is a student testing program designed to work with TestGen software that provides a way for students to take tests on a local area network LAN and allows instructors to view and print reports based on the results of such tests. Be prepared for a long list! The TestGen wizard steps you through the creation of a simple test with drag-and-drop or point-and-click transfer. You can select test questions either manually or randomly and use online spell checking and other tools to quickly polish your testing content and presentation.
To order test items randomly, you can regenerate numbers or text in questions that allow variables. For math and science instructors, a major advantage of TestGen is the ability to manipulate equations and graphs and add graphics. Most math and science test banks include sophisticated algorithmic problems you can use to create an unlimited number of versions of the same question.
To change your username or password, visit your account page. Should you need additional help, visit Pearson Support. Downloading and using instructor resources. Here's some information to help you download and use these resources. Downloading and using files Before downloading any resources, check whether your computer has the appropriate software installed so that you will be able to view, print, decompress, or otherwise work with the downloaded files.
How to download files Find your textbook in our online catalog by browsing to it from the "Subject Catalog" menu or searching for it using the search at the top of this page. On your textbook's product page, click the "Resources" tab. Items available for download have files listed, which are hyperlinked. Click the name of the file you wish to download. You will be prompted to sign in. Enter your username and password. If you do not yet have a username, click "Request access. Download time for each file depends on file size and the speed of your Internet connection.
Applications needed to work with downloaded files To view, print, expand, or otherwise work with downloaded instructor resources, a particular type of viewer or application may need to be installed on your computer. Manuals and guides are typically. PDF or. DOC files. Presentations are typically.
PPT files. Find out the software needed for these files below. For more information, see the TestGen section of this page. SIT compressed files Large files are compressed for speedier downloading. File size considerations Each downloadable file includes a file size label to the right of its link name.
Pearson MyTest Select disciplines offer Pearson MyTest, an online test generation program that allows you to easily create and generate print quizzes and exams. Installing or upgrading to a new version of the TestGen application The installation software is compressed for the platform you selected. Sign in using the same username and password that you use for this site.
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