This article explains how to use the notepad tool to show how you worked out the answer to a question.
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This article explains how to upload psychometric targets to a LOFT section.
This article explains how to manage subject team members in the Subjects screen of Setup.
This article explains how to share a subject in the Subjects screen of Setup.
This article explains how to delete a subject in the Subjects screen of Setup, including details on all prerequisite steps.
This article explains how to create accessible content with audio, including how to import audio into the media library and configure audio player options.
This article explains how to create accessible content with video, including how to import videos into the media library and configure video player options.
When creating a test form, you can group items together so they appear on one page when delivered to candidates. You can create groups manually or set up automatic grouping of item sets. You can only group items in a fixed section.
Item language variants let you author variations of an item in different languages. Language variants can only be created for Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, Either/Or, and Essay item types, and only exist across the Item Authoring and Tasks screens.
The Item Authoring section of Surpass is where you create and organise your content for tests. In Surpass, question and non-question test pages are known as “items”.
Item Response Theory (IRT) tags are used to describe the likelihood of candidates answering items correctly in tests. In Surpass, IRT tags can be created as custom tag groups.
In Surpass, a subject is where you create and manage items for use in tests. A subject is associated with at least one centre. Any tests created in the subject can be scheduled at the associated centre(s).
This article explains how to use the Regional Settings options in Site Settings to set the default separator unit for digits in Item Authoring.
This article explains the difference between roles and permissions and how they work in Surpass.
This page gives an overview of the Reporting section of the Surpass Help Site.
This article explains how to set up a new Surpass user account, including setting your password and security question.
This article explains how to delete a centre in the Centres screen of Setup, including details on all prerequisite steps.
Retiring a centre prevents any further tests from being scheduled at it. This article explains how to retire a centre. This article also covers unretiring a retired centre.
This area of the Help Site is the perfect introduction for new Surpass users, including information on the end-to-end Surpass workflow, an overview of the different delivery types, and instructions on how to set up a new user account.
This article provides information on how accessible content can be created using Surpass.
This article explains how to create accessible content with the formatting toolbar.
This article explains how to create an accessible test profile in the Test Profiles screen.
This article gives an overview of the Item Authoring APIs available in the Surpass API v2.
This page gives an overview of the Item Authoring OAPI section of the Surpass Help Site.
When creating tests in Surpass, you can set up the system to automatically pull test items from an item pool based on “dynamic” rules. Use dynamic rules when you want to randomly generate a test form for all candidates or deliver different items to different candidates.
When creating a test form, you can set up rules to determine what items are to be used and in what order. Fixed rules require you to specify the exact items you want in the test form. Dynamic rules allow you to set up search criteria that will automatically choose items at random.
This article explains how to add tools to a test form.
This article explains how to retire and unretire candidate in the Candidates screen.
A packaged test form is a ZIP file containing all materials related to the test. You can package a test form to produce either a SCORM package that can be used in another VLE, or a standalone package that can be run independently off any other platform. This article explains how to package a test form.
This page gives an overview of the Site Settings section of the Surpass Help Site.