Adding Questions/Answers Individually
Summary
There are two ways to add questions to the course:
Creating them individually through Problem Roulette itself
Uploading many at a time from a CSV, zip file from your LMS, or from a Word/Google document with help from our content specialist
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Procedure and protocol
1. Go to your course's Admin Console from the dropdown menu, top right
2. Click the "Add Question" button
The following information is required when uploading questions onto Problem Roulette
- Answer Order
- The default is unchecked, with answers in random order
- We do not recommend fixing the answer order to create all/none of the above questions
- Instead, consider having multiple correct answers and asking students to select all that apply
Optional
While this information isn't required, here are options that can be used when building questions onto ProblemRoulette
- Questions title
- All questions have an auto-generated question number, but we recommend adding a title
- You need to enable the "Show question titles to students" parameter in Settings for it to be visible
- Titles must be unique to avoid loss of data
- We recommend not including dates to prevent students from seeing some questions as stale and making them identifiable
- Do not use term, exam number, and question number
- Add Hints
- If included, they are available immediately and display once the student clicks "Show Hint"
- Add Solutions
- If you've enabled the "display correct answer and solution after two failed attempts" parameter in Settings, the correct answer will be shown to the student
- You can also add additional information about that answer, or a walk-through of the problem to be displayed as well
- Enable Multipart Questions
- Link questions so they always appear in a specific order by specifying the number of the question you want to come before or after the one you're editing
Uploading Answers
Required
Optional
Once you’re done creating the question, be sure to check the Publish This Question check box under the title text field so it becomes visible to students (active vs inactive)
Details
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Article ID:
15641
Created
Fri 7/31/26 11:01 AM
Modified
Mon 8/17/26 11:59 AM