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# To adjust the value of each question, click '''Edit Weighing' at the bottom right. Then, type in the desired value of the question within the text field next to it or by clicking the up/down arrows.
# To adjust the value of each question, click '''Edit Weighing' at the bottom right. Then, type in the desired value of the question within the text field next to it or by clicking the up/down arrows.
#* NOTE: Questions must have a minimum value of 0. The weight of test questions can also be adjusted later during the marking process.
#* NOTE: Questions must have a minimum value of 0. The weight of test questions can also be adjusted later during the marking process.
Once you are done with the configurations, click '''Save Versions'''.
Click '''Download Coversheet''' on the right of the MarkSet page to download a PDF file of the coversheet.


==== Peer-Marked Coversheet ====
==== Peer-Marked Coversheet ====

Revision as of 17:01, 13 July 2020

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)

Difference between the paper-based solutions

Features of Markbox

Classic Bubble Sheet

The Classic Bubble Sheet is a scannable coversheet that can be simply handed out or attached to the test.

To configure, complete the following actions:

1. Select Page Size

  1. Choose the correct paper size to fit all questions on one page.
    • Letter (8.5 x 11inch) will fit a maximum of 180 questions
    • Legal (8.5x14inch) will fit a maximum of 264 questions
To only download the coversheet, click Download Coversheet after selecting a page size.

2. Upload Student List

  1. Upload a .csv of the classlist by clicking Choose File.
  2. If there are headings in the classlist table, click the checkbox next to "Skip the first row (remove headers)" near the bottom of the hovering window.
    • NOTE: If there are not table headers, clicking the checkbox next to "Skip the first row (remove headers" will remove the first student from the classlist.
  3. Click Upload Students to input the classlist into the MarkSet.

3. Answer Key and Test Versions

Classic Bubble Sheets can support up to 10 different versions of the test (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J).
  1. Type your answer into the text field or manually enter answers by clicking the correct option on the bubble sheet.
    • If an incorrect answer is inputted, clicking on the correct choice or by typing the correct choice in place of the incorrect one in the text field will replace it.
  2. To create multiple versions of the same test, click Add Version.
  3. To delete versions of the test, click Delete Version.
  4. To adjust the value of each question, click Edit Weighing' at the bottom right. Then, type in the desired value of the question within the text field next to it or by clicking the up/down arrows.
    • NOTE: Questions must have a minimum value of 0. The weight of test questions can also be adjusted later during the marking process.

Once you are done with the configurations, click Save Versions.

Click Download Coversheet on the right of the MarkSet page to download a PDF file of the coversheet.

Peer-Marked Coversheet

TestCreator/ Scrambled Multiple Choice Test

TA-Marked Coversheet

Using Markbox

Before getting started, you must use Google Chrome as your browser which allows cookies.

Login to MarkBox: https://markbox.uwaterloo.ca

Create New MarkSet

  1. Click Create New MarkSet in the center of the page, the left navigation bar, or next to "All MarkSets".
  2. 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).
  3. Select one of the four types that will best suit the desired test:
    1. Classic Bubble Sheet
    2. Peer-Marked Coversheet
    3. Scrambled Multiple Choice Test
    4. TA Marked Coversheet

Delete a MarkSet

  1. Open the MarkSet that needs to be deleted.
  2. Click Delete Markset on the left navigation bar.
Deleting a MarkSet will permanently delete all data associated with it, which includes:
  • Uploaded Scans
  • Processed Images
  • Error Correction
  • Final Grades
  • Annotated PDFs

Marking Your Test

Integrating Markbox with Odyssey