For Instructors

This article details how to add Problem Roulette to your Canvas course in two different places, Course Navigation and within a Module

Practice exams help students study content in a setting with constraints that more closely match those of a test. We recommend that your practice exam parameters match those of your actual exams as closely as possible. The ones created by instructors are visible to the whole course, while those created by students are only visible to them.

Question sets allow you to group specific questions together outside of the confines of a topic or topic group. These are one way to create practice exams (more here (practice exam)), but they are also great for review/study sessions and as a way to consolidate material students are struggling with.

Topics and topic groups are a great way of organizing course content both for you and your students. They also provide richer course analytics that can help track student engagement and understanding.

Questions can be edited individually and in bulk.

Adding exam dates helps Problem Roulette know when to reach out to students and how to best advise them on what to study. They are also a good way of organizing topics and topic groups by when they’re covered or tested in your course. Note that exam dates need to be updated every term.

This article details how you can add and remove instructor level access to a course within Problem Roulette.

There are multiple ways to group and organize content within Problem Roulette. Here is a short overview of their purpose and uses.