How do students submit an assessment (i.e. test or quiz)?
Test-Taking Tips - In order to avoid potential problems during an assessment, it is recommended that you:
- Use a supported web browser, such as the most recent version of Firefox, Google Chrome, or Internet Explorer.
- Make sure that you DO NOT have multiple windows or tabs open while testing.
- Make sure that you have a dependable internet connection; wired rather than wireless if possible.
- DO NOT use your browser back and forward buttons. Always navigate within Sakai.
- For timed tests, remember that once you begin the test, the timer will continue to count down. This is true if you lose internet connection, your browser crashes, or you simply exit and close your browser window.
- Make sure that you only click on the Begin Assessment button ONCE when starting a test.
- Make sure that you only click on the Submit for Grading button ONCE when submitting a test.
Go to Tests & Quizzes.
Select the Tests & Quizzes tool from the Tool Menu of your site.
Click on the title of the assessment.
In the Assessments section, click on the title of the assessment that you want to take.
Note: Assessments which are past the due date but still available for late submissions will appear in the list with the Due Date/Time shown in red. Assessments which are not currently available do not show up in the Assessments list at all.
Or, your instructor may have linked to the assessment from other tools in the course, such as Lessons.
Click on the link to the assessment to go to that item.
Begin assessment.
An introductory screen will display which contains summary information about the assessment, its due date, the time allowed for the test, and the number of submissions allowed.
If your instructor has enabled it for your assessment, you must check the box next to the Honor Pledge before you can begin.
When you are ready to start your assessment, click Begin Assessment .
Note: Make sure that you are ready to begin your test before clicking Begin Assessment. If it is a timed test, you will need to submit your test within the time limit or else it will be automatically submitted when your test time expires.
Answer each question.
- If allowed in the quiz settings, you may click the Table of Contents button to jump to a different question in the assessment.
- If the test is timed, the time remaining will display at the top of the assessment. You may click the Hide/Show Time Remaining button to show or hide the count-down clock.
- The question will display below the count-down clock. Select your response or enter it into the fields provided.
- If allowed in the quiz settings, the Question Progress panel will appear on the right side of the screen. This panel will display your progress of answered and unanswered questions as you go through the assessment. You may also navigate through the assessment by clicking on the question numbers in the panel. Expand or collapse the panel by clicking on the Question Progress tab.
- If allowed in the quiz settings, you may use the Previous button to go back to an earlier question.
- After you have answered the question, click Next to save your response and advance to the next question.
- You may also click Save on any question to save your answer.
Save and Submit.
When you have answered all of the questions in the assessment, click Save and then Submit for Grading .
Confirm submission.
You will be prompted to confirm that you are ready to submit the test. Click Submit for Grading to submit your assessment.
Click Continue.
Once you submit, you will see a submission information page with a confirmation number for your submission.
Click Continue to return to the Tests & Quizzes page.
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Conducting MCQ Assessments
The following steps will guide you on how to complete an MCQ exam assessment:
Note: Use landscape mode on your mobile device if you are unable to see the question section .
- Open the MCQ (Quiz) assessment.
The following video will guide you through all the steps listed above:
https://youtu.be/OrJhJitAZeY
Assignments
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| NO, they are not, but is strongly advised that you attempt and submit all of the assignments. Research done at Unisa has shown that students who submit assignments has a far better chance of success because: • assignments ‘force' students to work throughout the year, which in turn makes it possible to identify problems early; • students build up a year mark, which might prove to be valuable if something goes wrong in the exams. • the course, especially this one, may prove be to difficult to ‘cram' in the two weeks before exams. |
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| Will the assignments contribute towards the final mark? According to UNISA regulations, the assignments may count a small percentage of the final mark. In this course, our assignments can contribute a maximum of 15% to the final mark. The reason why it cannot be more than 15% is that we have no guarantee that the work submitted is the student's own work. Also, we allow students to work in groups, which implies that the work submitted is not entirely the own work of the student who submitted the work. However, we acknowledge the fact that most students work throughout the year and recognise your effort by making the assignments count. In most other courses at UNISA, assignments do NOT count towards the final mark, but simply serve as an entrance requirement for the examinations. The maximum of 15% is allowed by letting each assignment count 5% of the final mark. |
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| Nothing really, students will not be disadvantaged if they do not submit assignments. For this certificate course, ALL students have automatic entrance to the examination. If you have not submitted any assignments, you will simply have not year mark, and as a result, your examination mark will be the final mark. On the other hand, if you don't submit all the assignments, for example, If you submit only 1 of the 3 assignments, your year mark will only make up 5% of your final mark. We have a policy in this course, not to disadvantage students through their year mark, but use it to help them. For example, if your year mark is average (say 60%) and you gets 80% in the exams, your year mark will be disregarded. |
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| If you have Internet access, please introduce yourself to the rest of the class on the discussion forum under the "Hello..."-thread. The reason for this assignment is twofold. First, it ensures that you have proper access to our discussion forum and knows how to use it. The second reason for introducing yourself is to get to know the rest of your classmates. Experience has told us that students benefit a lot by communication with their fellow students! If you have Internet access, please make sure that you become part of this group. |
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| • WORKING FROM PAPER Many people find it easier to work from paper than to work from a monitor. Web-based students might therefore find it easier to first print out the assignment before working on it. You can use a copy of our DUMMY ANSWER SHEET, (found at the end of this document) to assist you in preparing your answers for submission. For each question, select only the BEST possible answer, and write down the number of that answer next to the question number eg. (1.) 4. Complete all questions on your dummy answer sheet. If you intent to submit your answers electronically, keep your dummy answer sheet ready. |
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| Assignment 3 is a practical exercise based on the entire course. For this exercise, you will have to install (if you have not yet) and use the XML Spy editor that accompanied your textbook. You are expected to do the exercises, PRINT them and submit them through SOL or through postal mail. Only printouts of your practical work will be considered. |
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| Please remember that submission must be ON or BEFORE the due date. If there is a consistent problem with the Unisa-servers two days prior to the due date, we automatically extend the due date for a week (Also the section on Possible Problems). Remember that the automatic extension of one assignment does NOT imply extension of the follow-up assignments, you must therefore continue with your study programme as initially planned and not adjust your schedule according to the new date. |
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| All multiple choice assignments are marked electronically as a batch on a predetermined date. The system does NOT mark assignments as they are submitted, but all are marked at the same time as a single batch. This means if your assignment is not part of the batch it will not be considered for marking. The Assignment Department publishes the results of the marked assignment on SOL or send it by postal mail to correspondence students. Assignment 3 is marked by hand. Our response will be sent back to you as soon as possible. Remember, since this assignment is due a few weeks before the examination, it will NOT be possible to extend the submission date, as this will not allow us enough time to assess and return your work. |
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| Because the first two assignments are marked by batch processing, we cannot arrange for the marking of individual assignments. It is therefore very important that you submit your assignment ON or BEFORE the due. Please DO NOT ask for extension to submit an assignment. Because we cannot arrange for individual assignments to be marked, we also cannot grant extension. If you miss an assignment, please start working on the next assignment. The date of marking is usually set THREE days after the due date. As explained in the previous section, we can unfortunately also not accept any late submissions for Assignment 3. Please be on time to be eligible for improving your term mark. |
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| Can students work together in groups? Absolutely! You may work together in groups, as long as each person submits his or her own work. The electronic submission does not make room for group submission, therefore each person in the group has to submit an assignment. |
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To check that Unisa has received your assignment, login to myUnisa, click on "myAdmin", "Assessment Admin" and then "Assignments submission". Types of assessments. Multiple-choice assessments: You should submit multiple-choice assessments online via myUnisa. Always ensure that your answers to multiple-choice questions are ready before ...
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Assignments submitted online via myUnisa will be marked online. The marked assignments will be returned to students to be viewed online. If you made a mistake and want to re-submit your assignment, you must do so immediately. You will only be able to submit an assignment while the re-submit link shows next to the assignment number.
Open the quiz assessment. Read the information on the quiz regarding the number of attempts allowed, duration and proctoring requirements. Click on the Attempt Quiz now button. Tick any acknowledgment check boxes and click on the Start Attempt button. Answer and navigate to all the questions using the Quick Navigation box or by clicking on the ...
STUDENT EXAM GUIDE 05: MCQ (QUIZ) ASSESSMENT. 2. MCQ (Quiz) assessments are conducted online, on the myExams portal, within a specific time period and will have a proctoring (Invigilation) aspect to them. You might already be familiar with MCQ types of assessments as they are the same as quiz assignments. The following steps will guide you on ...
Assignments help lecturers to see whether you understand the module, and they help you to learn the work and prepare for exams. They're critical and compulsory - you won't be allowed to write the examination unless you've completed the relevant assignments. Last modified: 2023/08/07. Assignments.
Steps to follow: Download and install the Unisa Mobile application from the link located at the bottom of the page. Install and start the application on your phone. Select the "MCQ Assignment" option. Login with your myUnisa* credentials. Select your module. Select the appropriate unique assignment number.
TAKE ONLINE EXAM. Click on the Online Assessment tool in the left-navigation menu. Once the Online Assessment page has loaded, click on the exam link under the heading " Take an Assessment ". Read the instructions, then click " Begin Assessment " to start. Read the questions and select your answer (s) from the options provided or add ...
Select your response or enter it into the fields provided. If allowed in the quiz settings, the Question Progress panel will appear on the right side of the screen. This panel will display your progress of answered and unanswered questions as you go through the assessment. You may also navigate through the assessment by clicking on the question ...
View. The Moodle Proctoring (Webcam) tool is for Quiz assessments only and captures the your picture via webcam to identify who is attempting the Quiz assessment. It will capture your picture and screenshot automatically every 30 seconds. For the Moodle Proctoring (Webcam) tool to function, you need to provide camera & screen sharing permissions.
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Conducting MCQ Assessments. The following steps will guide you on how to complete an MCQ exam assessment: Note: Use landscape mode on your mobile device if you are unable to see the question section. Open the MCQ (Quiz) assessment. Read the information on the quiz regarding the number of attempts allowed, duration and proctoring requirements.
Assignments. Assignments help lecturers to see whether you understand the module, and they help you to learn the work and prepare for exams. They're critical and compulsory - you won't be allowed to write the examination unless you've completed the relevant assignments. Last modified: Mon Aug 07 11:29:56 SAST 2023.
Open myUnisa at https://www.unisa.ac.za On the myUnisa page, click on the myExams button in the bottom right Important links box. On the myExams portal click on the date your assessment is scheduled as per your exam timetable.
Assignment submission methods. All Assignments should be submitted online (via the Internet) using the myUnisa site. Join myUnisa. Before you can use the online assignment submission functions on myUnisa, you have to join as a myUnisa user and allocate yourself a password. Only students who are registered for the current academic year may use ...
1. Open myUnisa at https://www.unisa.ac.za 2. On the myUnisa page, click on the myExams button in the bottom right Important links box as per the image below. 4 3. ... On the modules exam page select the MCQ (Quiz) or Take Home (Assignment) assessment. 10. You can now review the assessment information and start. Author:
According to UNISA regulations, the assignments may count a small percentage of the final mark. In this course, our assignments can contribute a maximum of 15% to the final mark. The reason why it cannot be more than 15% is that we have no guarantee that the work submitted is the student's own work. Also, we allow students to work in groups ...
University of South Africa UNISA Assignments Submission. User Name: Password
Step 1: Load assignment file from your PC to myUnisa. Click on the Browse button next to File Name. In the Choose File dialog box, select the file you want to upload, and then click OK. Select the correct programme format from the File Format drop-down list (i.e. MS Word, Excel, WordPerfect, PDF etc.) Click on the Continue button.
Assignments. Assignments help lecturers to see whether you understand the module, and they help you to learn the work and prepare for exams. They're critical and compulsory - you won't be allowed to write the examination unless you've completed the relevant assignments. Click here for more information. Examinations
To check that Unisa has received your assignment, login to myUnisa, click on "myAdmin", "Assessment Admin" and then "Assignments submission". Types of assessments. Multiple-choice assessments: You should submit multiple-choice assessments online via myUnisa. Always ensure that your answers to multiple-choice questions are ready before ...
Assignment results can be obtained by. logging into your myUnisa to view your results online OR. Enquire via email to the email address: [email protected] (indicate your student number in the subject heading) Portfolio assignments. As part of your assessment you may be asked to submit a Portfolio.
How do I access my assignments? Published 25/01/2017 09:50 AM | Updated 25/01/2022 01:57 PM You can access you assignments via the LearnOnline unit content page.