Question types
Every question type, and how each one is graded.
| Type | How it's graded |
|---|---|
| Multiple choice | Automatic: one correct option. |
| True / False | Automatic. |
| Identification | Automatic against the answer and any other accepted answers, with optional fuzzy matching for small typos. Close answers can be left for you, with an optional AI suggestion. |
| Multiple answers | Automatic, with partial credit for each correct choice. |
| Enumeration | Automatic, with partial credit for each correct item, in any order. |
| Matching | Automatic, with partial credit for each correct pair. |
| Sequencing | Automatic, with partial credit for items in the right place. |
| Interactive table | Students fill in the blank cells of a table. Each blank has its own answer and points. |
| Essay | You grade it, optionally following a rubric. AI can suggest a score that you approve. |
| Coding | Run the student's code against your test cases, and/or get an AI suggestion; you decide the score. |
| Keyboarding | Scored from typing speed and accuracy, using the attempts the student made. |
Tip: Auto-graded answers are scored the moment the student submits. If you change an answer key later, open the submission and choose Recheck & Finalize to grade it again.