Category: Quick Tip
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Naiku Quick Tip: Adding an Image to Multiple Questions
Read MoreDid you know that you can attach an image or diagram and use that same image for multiple questions? Quick Tip: Sometimes, it’s necessary to use one image or diagram to answer multiple questions on an assessment. There are many ways that we can use this feature in your future assessments. It can be especially […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Leaving Student Feedback
Read MoreDid you know that you can leave students feedback for each of your assessments? Quick Tip: Teacher feedback is an extremely valuable learning tool for students. For each assessment, make it a habit to provide meaningful feedback to your students. When students read your feedback, they have the option to respond to it and give […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Adding Images to a Question
Read MoreDid you know that you can add images or diagrams to a question and its answer choices? Quick Tip: In some instances, images or diagrams can be an important tool in assessing a student’s knowledge. Within an assessment, images can be added to a particular question or answer choice. Let’s take a look at […]
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Scoring of Multiple Response Items
Read MoreOver the past weeks, several teachers have written to me asking for clarification on how multiple response items are scored in Naiku. Multiple response items are basically multiple choice items where two or more of the response alternatives are correct. Students are directed to identify all the correct answers. Scoring of multiple […]
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Quick Tip: Importing CSV Files
Read MoreQuick Tip: Did you know that you can import tests created in .csv format? Not only can you import exams from ExamView, Test Generator, and Blackboard format, you can also import a test that has been saved in CSV format. These are simple text files that can be created in most spreadsheet applications or […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Setting Proficiency Cutscores
Read MoreDid you know that you can set your own proficiency cutscores? Quick Tip: The Class Performance shows you how your class as a whole and how each individual student performed on each assessment or each standard. Based on their performance, students are automatically categorized into one of three proficiency levels (Proficient, Approaching Proficient, and Not Proficient). […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Assigning Assessments Directly to Students
Read MoreDid you know that you can assign assessments directly to a student or group of students? Quick Tip: A good Response to Intervention (RTI) practice is to assign individualized (i.e, appropriate) assignments or assessments to individual students or group of students based on prior performance. Now that you know how each student performed on the […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Scoring Performance Assessments
Read MoreDid you know that you can score performance assessments in Naiku? Quick Tip: Students don’t actually have to take a test in Naiku to receive scores in Naiku. For example, if you’re teaching first-grade students to count by 2s, 5s, and 10s, you can give them a performance assessment (i.e., actually ask them to count […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Copying Equations from MathType
Read MoreDid you know that you can copy and paste math equations directly from MathType? Quick Tip: If you have the latest version of MathType (version 6.9), you can copy and paste MathType equations directly into Naiku. Select Cut and Copy Preferences under the Preference menu. The select Naiku under Equation for application or website. Create […]
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Naiku Quick Tip: Creating Tests
Read MoreDid you know that you can create a new test from an existing test? Quick Tip: Often, it’s useful to build a new test from an existing one. Perhaps you want to add or remove questions from an old test. To create a new test from an existing test, simply “Re-assign” the existing test to […]