Packaging a script in the Moderate screen
A packaged script is a ZIP file containing all materials related to a test. You can use standalone packages to view completed tests for quality review purposes or to view candidate responses in a read-only format.
This article explains how to package a script in the Moderate screen.
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1. Go to the Moderate screen
To package a script, navigate to the Moderate screen in Test Administration.
For more information about the Moderate screen, read About the Moderate screen.
2. Choose a script
Select the relevant script you want to package in the Moderate grid.
Select Package Test to open the Test Properties dialog. The package is automatically created in the background.
3. Download the package
When the package has been created, select Download to save the ZIP file to your device.
Launching a standalone packaged script
After you have downloaded your standalone package, you can open the script. Expand the following section for more details.
Extract all files from the ZIP file. Right-click on the ZIP file and select Extract All.
Specify where you want to save the files and select Extract.
Next, add the C: drive as a trusted source for Flash. Refer to the following table for browser-specific instructions.
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Next, open the index file in your packaged test folder. The test opens in a new browser window.
There are some limitations to the features supported in packaged test forms:
- The only candidate feedback features supported in packaged tests are Pass/Fail and % mark feedback.
- No data input (for example, item responses) is stored in local memory or communicated to the Surpass servers.
- Packaged tests cannot be resumed if exited while in progress.
Further reading
Now you know how to package a script in the Moderate screen, read the following articles to learn more: