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| Markbox is one of the five ways to administer a multiple choice assessment. Three are paper based (Akindi, Markbox and Crowdmark) and two are on-line (LEARN and Mobius) | | [https://markbox.uwaterloo.ca/ Markbox] is developed and maintained by UWaterloo’s [https://uwaterloo.ca/science-computing/ Science Computing] and used for the creation and grading of multiple-choice exams. It allows UWaterloo instructors to build multi-layout multiple choice exam sheets, or even build fully scrambled custom tests where each student gets a unique document. |
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| == Difference between the paper-based solutions ==
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| == Features of Markbox ==
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| ==== Classic Bubble Sheet ====
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| The Classic Bubble Sheet is a scannable coversheet that can be simply handed out or attached to the test.
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| To configure, complete the following actions:
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| 1. Select Page Size
| | '''Possible Alternatives:''' [[Akindi]], [[Crowdmark]]; [[LEARN]] and [[Mobius]] for online only. |
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| Choose the correct paper size to fit all questions on one page.
| | '''Instructor Contact:''' Your [https://uwaterloo.ca/centre-for-teaching-excellence/profile-type/faculty-liaisons CTE Liaison] for pedagogical support. |
| Letter (8.5 x 11inch) will fit a maximum of 180 questions
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| ==== Peer-Marked Coversheet ====
| | '''University Support:''' [mailto:mvucicevich@uwaterloo.ca Mirko Vucicevich] |
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| ==== TestCreator/ Scrambled Multiple Choice Test ====
| | '''Vendor Support:''' n/a |
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| ==== TA-Marked Coversheet ====
| | '''Accessibility:''' Information not currently available. Please reach out to [mailto:mvucicevich@uwaterloo.ca Mirko Vucicevich] with any accessibility concerns in the meantime. |
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| == Using Markbox ==
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| Before getting started, you must use '''Google Chrome''' as your browser which allows cookies.
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| Login to MarkBox: https://markbox.uwaterloo.ca
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| ==== Create New MarkSet ====
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| # Click '''Create New MarkSet''' in the center of the page, the left navigation bar, or next to "All MarkSets".
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| # Type in the title of the MarkSet under "MarkSet Title:". It is used for self-reference purpose. It is generally a good idea to include the current term and course number (e.g. Chem 120 Final Fall 2020).
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| # Select one of the four types that will best suit the desired test:
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| ## [https://wiki.math.uwaterloo.ca/DAG/index.php?title=Markbox#Classic_Bubble_Sheet '''Classic Bubble Sheet''']
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| ## [https://wiki.math.uwaterloo.ca/DAG/index.php?title=Markbox#Peer-Marked_Coversheet '''Peer-Marked Coversheet''']
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| ## [https://wiki.math.uwaterloo.ca/DAG/index.php?title=Markbox#TestCreator.2F_Scrambled_Multiple_Choice_Test '''Scrambled Multiple Choice Test''']
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| ## [https://wiki.math.uwaterloo.ca/DAG/index.php?title=Markbox#TA-Marked_Coversheet '''TA Marked Coversheet''']
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| ==== Delete a MarkSet ====
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| # Open the MarkSet that needs to be deleted.
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| # Click '''Delete Markset''' on the left navigation bar.
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| : '''Deleting a MarkSet will permanently delete all data associated with it''', which includes:
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| :* Uploaded Scans
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| :* Processed Images
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| :* Error Correction
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| :* Final Grades
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| :* Annotated PDFs
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| ==== Marking Your Test ====
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| == Integrating Markbox with Odyssey ==
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Markbox is developed and maintained by UWaterloo’s Science Computing and used for the creation and grading of multiple-choice exams. It allows UWaterloo instructors to build multi-layout multiple choice exam sheets, or even build fully scrambled custom tests where each student gets a unique document.
Centrally Supported: No
Possible Alternatives: Akindi, Crowdmark; LEARN and Mobius for online only.
Instructor Contact: Your CTE Liaison for pedagogical support.
University Support: Mirko Vucicevich
Vendor Support: n/a
Accessibility: Information not currently available. Please reach out to Mirko Vucicevich with any accessibility concerns in the meantime.