What you'll learn:
- Course writers and teachers who write quizzes and exams
- Instructional designers who write quizzes and exams
- Anyone who wants to learn the best practices for writing effective quiz questions
As educators, we need to write questions to evaluate the learning performance of our learners. Even our learners want to test their knowledge and comprehension after learning from a new course or curriculum.
Thus, quizzes and certification questions are a significant part of the learning experience that you are delivering to your learners. As an educator, course writer, instructional designer, or teacher, you must aim to write effective quiz questions.
The most common form of questions used in quizzes and exams is Multiple-Choice Questions or MCQs. From a writer’s perspective, writing good MCQs is a challenging task. To make MCQs engaging and easy-to-answer, you must write them while implementing best practices. However, these best practices are typically ignored, or not available in an easy-to-learn format.
This course aims to help you close this gap, so you are enabled to write effective MCQs and add variety to your quizzes or exams by including multiple response questions, matching questions, sequencing, true or false, etc.
Thus, the course will help you to:
Grasp the meaning of Multiple-Choice Questions or MCQs
Analyze the structure and benefits of MCQs
Plan and execute certification exams
Identify authoring tools for writing MCQs
Discuss some useful tips to write effective MCQs
Identify the difference between Summative and Formative assessments
Discuss additional question types, which can be used with MCQs in quizzes and exams
Sharing tips on writing and using MCQs is the key objective of the course. However, what you’ll learn about MCQs can be easily applied to other forms of questions as well.
So, enroll now and learn how to keep your learners engaged even in your quizzes.
