Turning Technologies ExamView - Manual (Page 40)

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How to view the open-ended responses worksheet...
1 Click Report from the menu bar and select Open-Ended Responses Worksheet.
2 Select the assignment for which you wish to view open-ended responses. You can limit the number of assignments that
appear in the list by choosing a Category and/or Term.
3 Optionally, select a report filter to view open ended responses for selected students. Click Filters to create, edit, or
delete an existing filter.
4 Click OK to view the report.
5 To view the report for a different assignment, click Previous or Next or choose an assignment from the drop-down list.
6 Select a percentage from the Zoom drop-down list to change the zoom setting.
7 Click Print to print your report. You can print the report for the current assignment or for all assignments.
8 Click Close to exit the report.
9 Repeat steps 2 to 8 above to view another report, or click Cancel to exit.
Item Analysis Summary
The Item Analysis Summary report provides results by
type of question and by individual question, the percent
of the class that answered each question correctly. For
multiple choice questions, the report also shows the
percent of the class that selected each response (or
answer choice).
You can use the response analysis in the Item Analysis
Summary to identify areas in which you may want to
focus a re-teaching activity so that you can better
address particular learning objectives/standards. For
questions with a high response analysis, you can
validate the question. If a question has a low response
analysis, you can assess whether the average points to
a problem with the question. For example, suppose
students answered a question overwhelmingly (e.g.,
60%) with an incorrect response. This may have
occurred because you recorded an incorrect answer for
the question, the question was unclear, or you did not
cover the information adequately in class.
If, in a particular multiple choice question, the student responses are evenly distributed for all of the answer choices, the
analysis may indicate that students randomly selected a response. If, in another multiple choice question, students selected
the correct response at 65% followed by 30% for the next response, this response analysis data may point to a common
mistake students made in determining the correct answer for the question. On a question-by-question basis, you should look
for similar patterns; such information can provide insight into your students’ understanding of the material covered by the
assignment.
1 Click Report from the menu bar and select Item Analysis Summary.
2 Select the assignment for which you wish to view a report. You can limit the number of assignments that appear in the
list by choosing a Category and/or Term.
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