There are two ways to copy a blueprint: You can create an exact copy of a blueprint, which you might want to do if you forgot to set the right exam type. When you copy a blueprint, you will get another chance to set the exam type. Or you can copy a set of questions…

Add questions to your blueprints using Rules. These Rules also determine the order in which questions are presented on your exam. When multiple questions are placed in the same Rule, they will be shuffled within that Rule. Questions that should appear on your exam in a set order should be placed in separate Rules, one…

A source blueprint is a blueprint used as a basis from which to copy new blueprints. A source blueprint is where you collect all the questions you have for a given course or exam. You distribute these questions across rules in the blueprint by theme and level. Whenever you need a new exam, you ‘pull’…

On the right side of a Rule, you will see several icons. Their functions are described below. Weighting factor: This option determines how strongly the question should be weighted. The default weighting factor is 1. Selects all questions/selects x questions: You use this option when you have multiple questions in a single Rule. This setting lets…

Various variants can be created from source blueprints. You can copy a random set of questions from a source blueprint and create a variant with a fixed set of questions. In the source blueprint, you might have categorized all questions for a course according to theme. For example, rule one contains a total of fifty…

The item Blueprint: create only discussed settings for an exam. This item will discuss the settings for a practice that differ from those for an exam in Remindo. A practice is different from an exam for the following reasons: In contrast to an exam or graded practice, it is not possible to set a caesura during practice…

This page explains how to create a blueprint.

The item Blueprint: create only discussed the settings for an exam. This item covers the settings for a graded practice. In terms of settings, the sole difference between an exam and a graded practice is that the former has no settings for retries. A retry can be put to good use in case of a graded…

If, having created a blueprint in admin view, you’re curious what the exam will look like to students, you can test it in student view. The following steps will explain to you how to so do.