eKlausur@home - Viewing and correcting test results

ONLINEPRUEFUNG 50-050

What you need to know

You have two options for viewing and grading the test results of an eKlausur@hfu:

(1) In the exam system itself via the test module (or alternatively via Administration > “Grading Tool”):
The results can be viewed, graded, and, if necessary, corrected directly in the FELIX exam system. You can grade question by question (Step 6) or examinee by examinee (Step 7). The instructions described here guide you through an anonymised grading process. Afterward, these grades can be exported as an Excel file and saved to your computer. You can then use the saved file to review the exam results individually with the students.

(2) As an export file provided by the Learning Services department:
You will receive a ZIP file containing the results. This includes an Excel spreadsheet and, if applicable, folders with submitted files.
With this ZIP file, you can view the test results independently of FELIX, correct them if necessary, and conduct the exam review.
For instructions on how to use the ZIP file you receive, see the Internal link opens in the same window:Archiving Test/Self-Test Data helpcard (FELIX 50-030), Steps 3 and 4.

What you have to do

  1. Open your exam course in Prüfungs-FELIX under “Coaching” in the “Courses” section.

  2. In your course, click on the test course element  (usually entitled “Exam”) and open the “Participants” tab.

    • A list of all participants entered in the course opens. You are in the same view that you can reach via Administration > Assessment tool.

  3. You can optimise the display of the table for yourself using the gear wheel on the right above the table.

    • The following options are helpful for the correction for example: Username, Last Name, First Name, Attempts, Release Assessment, Min., Max., Points, Passed, Status, Start, Progress and the "three-dot menu".

  4. First check the "Completion" column. All students who have participated in the test (=start date available) should have "Finished". Only then can the test also be assessed. If this is not the case, you can end all non-finished tests with "Pull tests" (above the table).

    • You should only use "Pull tests" above the table when all participants have completed the test.

  5. To carry out the correction, click "Correction tool" above the table.

    • If the message "There is already a completed evaluation. Do you want to reopen it to correct the test again?" appears, this means that your test has already been automatically assessed due to automatically assessible questions.
      However, the correction can be reopened again without loss of data.

    • You can now carry out your correction "question by question" (step 6) or "examinee by examinee" (step 7). You can also switch between the two views at any time.

  6. You want to correct the test results question by question?
    When you have performed steps 1-5, you are in the "Questions" tab.

    • You can see from the overview table which questions have been automatically corrected, but you can also correct them manually.
      The "Not corrected" column shows which questions were not automatically corrected. These are marked with a red exclamation mark.

    • In the overview, you can use the three-dot menu at the end of each row to:
      - Mark/demark a question for all users to review
      - Add points for the particular question to the score of all participants
      - Set points for a question for all participants

    • Click on a question that you want to correct.

    • The first user's response opens.
      Assign points and, if necessary, add a comment. For answers that have already been automatically graded, you can also overwrite the points.
      Below the answered question, you can also view the stored solution.
      Individual questions can also be marked “for review.”

    • Click on "Save and next participant" (or navigate with the drop-down menu above). This way you can continue navigating until you have corrected a question for all users.

    • When you reach the last question, you can go back to the overview with "Save and go to overview" and correct the next question for all users. You can always return to the "Correct" overview page via the small path displayed at the top (in green).

    • To finish the correction, continue to step 8.

  7. You want to correct the test results examinee by examinee?

    • When you have completed steps 1-5, click on the "Users" tab.

    • You can now assess the users by clicking on User 1, User 2.

    • Marking with "User 1", "User 2" ensures anonymous correction of the answers.

    • All questions are displayed per user.

    • You can see from the overview table which questions have been automatically corrected, but you can also correct them manually.
      The "Not corrected" column shows which questions were not automatically corrected. These are marked with a red exclamation mark.

    • After selecting a user, click one by one on the question you want to correct.

    • Assign points and, if necessary, a comment. For answers that have already been automatically assessed, you can also overwrite the points.
      Below the question answered by the user, you can also view the stored solution.
      Individual questions can also be marked "for review".

    • By clicking on "Save and next question" you can navigate through all questions of a user. Likewise, you can jump between a user's questions in the drop-down menu at the top.

    • When you come to the last question of a user, you can click "Save and return to overview" to return to the question overview page. Click "Back to overview" again at the bottom. There you can select the next user.
      You can always return to the "Correct" overview page via the small path displayed at the top (in green).

    • To finish the correction, continue to the next step.

  8. Once your correction is complete, you can save it as a "Final result" and then return to the overview table of the test element.

    • The status of the overview table will then show "Assessed".

    • If you want to make a correction again, select the corresponding examinee, click on the "three-dot menu" and select "Reopen assessment".

    • You can now download and save your results as an Excel file using “Export Results” (see above) and/or use them for review.

Problems or questions?