What if I update any subjective questions, will the changes automatically reflect in assessment?

Managing subjective questions and assessment updates requires careful planning and consideration to ensure a smooth and error-free assessment process. When it comes to managing subjective questions and updates in your assessments, it's essential to understand how changes affect the assessment process.

• This article will guide you through the process of updating subjective questions and explain how these changes impact your assessment.

Updating Subjective Questions:

• Subjective questions in an assessment are those that require a written or open-ended response from the participants. If you wish to make changes to these questions, it's important to note that any modifications will not automatically reflect in ongoing assessments. To see the visible changes in your assessment, you'll need to re-add or update the question in the assessment settings.

During Ongoing Assessments:

• Once you've invited participants to take the assessment, it's best practice to avoid making significant changes to the assessment while it's in progress. Altering the assessment while participants are actively taking it may lead to errors or confusion in the assessment process.

Best Practices:

Here are some best practices to follow when managing subjective questions and assessment updates:

• Pre-Assessment Review Review and finalize your assessment questions before sending out invitations to participants. Ensure that your questions are clear and error-free.

• Version Control: If you anticipate needing to make updates or changes to the assessment, consider creating different versions of the assessment and assigning them accordingly. This allows you to manage changes without affecting ongoing assessments.

• **Participant Communication: **If changes are necessary during an ongoing assessment, it's crucial to communicate these changes clearly to the participants to avoid confusion.

• Post-Assessment Review: After the assessment is complete, take the opportunity to review the results and the questions. This can help you make improvements for future assessments.

Updated on: 09/01/2023