EchoExam

In some of domaines I have collected a very large number of possible question for my question bank. For example, one domain has 270 possible questions. This is too many to test a student at one time. Also, the student may want to try the quiz / test many times while studying. I would not want the questions to always be the same. What I would like is to create a generic 40 - 50 question quiz / test on a domain, and then the system would randomly pull 40 - 50 question out of the 270 pool each time it generates a test, no matter how many students are assigned the quiz / test. This would prevent the test from becoming state or students trying to share answers. The only analytics I need are historical. For example, of the 75 times question 107 was answered, 60% of the time it was answered correctly.

As an instructor, I need the ability to remove learners from an exam after it has been administered so that results accurately reflect only those who participated. This is different from selecting specific users or assigning make-up exams. This request addresses scenarios where a learner is included on the roster but does not take the exam due to reasons such as dropping the course, being absent, or being added in error. Keeping these learners tied to the exam can skew overall results and reporting.

Allow during an Exam for a student to upload a file. .pptx, .xlsx, .docx if a question needs work shown. For Example an MBA Program and working on a balance sheet and wants a student to complete the balance sheet - that balance sheet is added to the questions and then the student can complete it and upload and submit in that question

Is there a way to keep characters together on the same line such as a punctuation mark or a part of a typed equation when it makes sense for them to stay together or when it looks odd to separate in the middle?

When I first open a multiple choice question, it is set at 1 column, and if I change it to 2, the next question already says it is 2 columns and the rest of the section says the same. However, the PDF shows that the other questions are still 1 column. I’ve been changing each of the other questions in each MC section to 1 column and saving, and then back to 2 columns and saving to be sure. If I save a question as 1 column and then go to the next in the section, that question will say 1 column again. Is this a glitch that could be fixed?

In Multiple Choice questions, I would like to show the answer options in two columns when the option length permits, but if any options are made with the equation editor, it will not show as two columns even when the setting is changed and saved. Is this something that can be changed?

One topic that is being brought up by instructors is the requirement to name your question when creating a test. The instructors have requested that it be an optional feature within the EchoExam platform.

The ability to group questions by Question Type or Narrative is a great feature within an assessment. It would be even better if it could be included as an option to set as a default setting under the "Preferences" section of the "Manage Account" area. The convenience of being able to print straight from a test within the Publisher Titles area is nice, but we run into an issue if I have "Randomize Questions" as a default print setting and have questions that are tied to a narrative. Those questions do not remain connected since I do not have them grouped by narrative, and currently I can only select that setting if I go into that assessment first and toggle it, before printing. Allowing for the "Group Questions" setting to become a default would solve that issue.

I only want domain users to access echo exam and turningpioint as i configured sso for my organization.

Interested in proctoring tools using AI or a combination of AI/Human to detect academic dishonesty.