There may be times when you will need to give students the ability to attempt the same assessment multiple times.
Examples:
Assessments with no due date
Asynchronous remote learning
"Check for understanding" assessments
Assessments that encourage further research or deliberation
How to Allow Multiple Attempts
Step 1: Select the assessment you'd like to assign from your drafts list.
Step 2: Click the ellipsis to the right of the desired assessment and choose Assign.
After determining the students, due dates, start dates, availability windows, and instructions, check the box for Allow Multiple Attempts.
Student Actions
*Please note: For an assessment where all of the questions are auto-scored, there is no action required on the teacher's end once the student submits their first attempt. They will be able to start their second attempt immediately after turning in the assessment. If there are questions that need to be scored by the teacher, those questions will have to be graded before the student is able to start the next attempt.
When the student selects the graded assessment, they will be presented with two options: Retake Assessment or Review.
If the student chooses Retake Assessment, they will be alerted that their prior assessment attempt will reset:
It's important to note that the student's previous work is not saved. Students will be starting the assessment from scratch.
If the student chooses Review, they will see the usual test results, grades, and teacher comments.
💡 Tip from the Otus Team Teachers: The original grade results will be overwritten. You may also edit or delete any comments you previously made.