Ans Assignment Types

What is it?
You create a Written Assignment digitally. It is printed for Learners as a paper based assessment.

How to use it?

• The printed documents can be scanned after the Learners have finished the test.
• Once the scans are uploaded, you can review and publish them digitally in Ans.

More information can be found on the Print and scan page for Ans.

What is it?
A test or exam that you both create and administer digitally.

How to use it?

• You can administer the test on campus or remotely.
• You can review the test online and publish it digitally in Ans.
• Many Question types that are suited for digital test are automatically graded.

What is it?
A Bubble Sheet is a paper-based Assignment Type, where Learners answer by filling in the right Bubble.

How to use it?

• A Bubble Sheet test consists of only Multiple-choice Questions.
• Multiple correct answers cannot be selected.
• There is a maximum of 60 Questions.
• The Bubble Sheet and Questions need to be printed separately.
• You can customise the layout of the Bubble Sheet.
• The Bubble Sheets can be scanned after the Learners have finished the test.
• Ans can automatically review the uploaded Bubble Sheets. And you can publish them digitally in Ans.

What is it?
A Hand-in assignment requires Learners to upload one or several files.

How to use it?

• Exercises and Questions are not answered by Learners, but they are used by the Reviewers to formulate their feedback.
• Learners can upload the following file types with a maximum file size of 25MB: .zip, .pdf, .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .xls, .xlsx, .csv, .txt, .py, .mp3, .mp4

What is it?
An Appraisal Form is filled in by the Reviewer while the Learner performs a practical skill, presentation or oral exam.

How to use it?

• There is no need for Learners to log in to Ans. Exercises and Questions are not answered by Learners, but by Reviewers to formulate their feedback.
• The Reviewer decides when the Assignment starts for each Learner. That can be useful when the order in which the Learners take the assessment is not clear in advance.
• Questions and Exercises are shown in an overview, to reduce the number of clicks for the Reviewer.

What is it?
A Peer-reviewed Digital Test is similar to a Digital Test but is reviewed by other Learners.

How to use it?

• Learners review others after they have completed their own test. You can set the number of Assignments each Learner has to review and a timeslot for reviewing.
• You can switch on anonymous grading, so Learners do not see whose work they are reviewing.

What is it?
A Self-reviewed Digital Test is similar to a Digital Test but requires Learners to review their own test after completion of the Assignment.

How to use it?