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first step to adding images into a quiz is to open the course Homepage and click Grades.
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2. Click Quizzes
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3. Find and click the appropriate Quiz or create a New Quiz.
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4. Click Create New
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5. Click New Question.
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6. First, let's create a multiple choice questions with pictures in the answers. Click Multiple Choice.
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7. Click and add the Question Text. Here we will ask, which picture shows the moon? |
8. Click the first Answer Box.
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9. Click the Insert Stuff icon.
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10. Click the appropriate source to upload your image. In this case we will click My Computer.
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11. Click Choose File.
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12. Find and click on the image you want to use.
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13. Click Open
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14. Click Upload.
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15. Click and enter Link Text. Link Text appears when you hover the cursor over the image.
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16. Click and enter Alternate Text. Alternative text, or “alt text,” describes the content of images, graphs and charts.
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17. If desired, click and adjust the Image Size.
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18. Click Insert
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19. Click the next answer box.
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20. Click the Insert Stuff icon.
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21. Find the location of your image.
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22. Click Choose File.
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23. Locate and Click the desired image.
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24. Click Open
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25. Click Upload
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26. Click and add Link Text
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27. Click and add Alternate Text.
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28. Click Insert
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29. Select the Correct Answer
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30. If desired, click Randomize Answer Order
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31. Click and adjust points as needed.
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32. Click Save
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33. Now, let's add a True or False question with an image. Click Create New. |
34. Click New Question
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35. Click True or False
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36. Click and enter text into the Question Text Box
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37. Click the Insert Stuff icon.
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38. Click the location of your picture.
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39. Click Choose File
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40. Locate and Click the Image file.
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41. Click Open
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42. Click Upload
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43. Click and enter Link Text.
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44. Click and enter Alternate Text
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45. Click Insert.
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46. Mark whether the answer is True or False.
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47. Click and adjust Points
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48. Click Save
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49. Click Preview to see how the questions will appear to students.
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50. Click Save and Close. That's it. You're done. |