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Create New Lesson: To Add Quiz to Lesson

For this tool, you can import your existing Quiz to your Lesson.
Purpose of this integration, is to allow users to have a ONE-click access to all features that is linked/related to your lesson.

Step 1: Click Authoring » Create New Lesson » Choose Quiz (under Resource Type)



Step 2: Select Subject and it will display a list of Quizzes that you have created



Step 3: Click on the button and click Next to add Quiz to Lesson



A sample preview of Quiz



Step 4: Set Quiz Permission to users (Permission rights for Students is only TAKE rights)

Step 4.1: Click Add to select users/group



Step 4.2: Set permission to the users/group » Add



Step 4.3: Click on Finish



Step 5: Quiz ID will be reflected on Lesson information page (as shown below). Click Complete the wizard to proceed



Step 6: Click title to preview



A sample preview of a Published lesson



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Additional tools to use

Add: To add new topics and resources to your Lesson

Edit: To edit existing resource that you put in your Lesson. You can also change to a new resource to replace the existing one. Take note: you are not able to edit/replace current Quiz to a new one.

Insert: To insert a new topic with new resource(s)



You can set the order of the new topic to be placed based on the existing topic that you've selected.

A sample preview of a new topic



Sub Topic: To insert sub-topics within a created Topic. Procedure is the same as inserting a new Topic with new Resource

Delete: To delete a lesson/topic

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Type of Views to select from, to organise the layout of your Lesson:

This applies to lessons with sub-topics included

There are THREE types of views, namely:

• List View: Users are able to choose topics from the drop-down menu provided. This view is best suited for Primary school students.

A sample Lesson using List View

• Tree View (JavaScript Menu): Users need to expand on the sub-topics to be able to launch the lesson. This is best suited for Secondary school students.

A sample Lesson using Tree View

• Tree View (Flash Based Menu): This is similar to the above, except that the menu is much smaller and colourful.