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Introduction to Question Writer Tracker
Question Writer Tracker is a free service from Question Writer. It allows you to track and analyze the results for all your quizzes published on line and also provides webspace where you can upload your quizzes for easy access.
Once your quiz is published online you can create user tokens to restrict access to the quiz, eg to people who have paid or have reached some other criteria.
To use this service you will have to register on the Question Writer website [[1]]. Enter your email address as your user name and a password (one that you will remember!).
An email will be sent to your email address asking you to confirm that it is really you that is registering and once you have verified that, you will be able to publish quizzes to Question Writer Tracker and login and view your results.
You also have the option to amend your account details at any time. This includes your contact details, your Google Analytics ID and the automatic emailing of all results (even if you have not ticked the box in Web Settings).
If you want to have results sent to the Tracker you will have to use the same email address in the quiz set up Send Results over the Internet as you used to set up your tracker account. You can use the Question Writer results service for all quizzes, whether they are published using the Question Writer Tracker webspace or your own website.
When you select publish to Question Writer Tracker, Question Writer will ask you to enter the email and password that you used when you registered for your Tracker account.
Question Writer will then automatically create the files and publish them on the Question Writer Tracker web page. A pop up box will appear monitoring the progress. When this has been completed a message will appear confirming the success of the operation.
The Question Writer Tracker login screen is where you enter your email address (username) and password to access your account. On the top right hand side of the screen you will see 4 menu options:
- Account
- Results
- Quizzes
- Logout
If you hold your mouse over any of the icons on any of the pages you will be provided with some information about what that icon does.
Account
In the Accounts page you can add details about yourself (including your Google Analytics ID) and edit how you are contacted by Question Writer Tracker. If you tick the box to receive results by email this will overwrite the settings in the individual quizzes.
You can also reset your password here.
Results
If click on the Results option you will first see a list of all quizzes and the number of results received for each quiz.
You can delete a quiz by clicking on the red cross beside the name, or you can click on the white question mark in the dark blue circle and see a list of all the questions in that quiz along with some statistics on the scoring for that question.
You can go back to the main results page using your browser's back arrow. Clicking on the third icon (with the green cross) will produce a .csv file of all the results for that quiz which can be imported to MS Excel.
If you click on the name of the quiz you will see a list of all attempts on the quiz showing the name of the candidate, score and result and the time taken to complete quiz along with the date and time on which the attempt was made.
You can also see all results for a particular candidate by clicking on View Quiz Results By Candidate at the top of the main results page. This will give you the view of the candidates who have taken quizzes, the number of result sets, and the date the last set of results was submitted. Clicking on a candidate's name takes you to a page with the list of quizzes with the summary of results and dates/times.
Quizzes
On the Quizzes page you will be able to see all the quizzes you have uploaded to Tracker along with information about how much of your free space you have used. You can copy the link for any of your published quizzes, use the link to go to the quiz or remove the quiz by clicking on the red cross beside it.
If you click on the Quiz title you will open a page showing the quiz details.
This page is where you can set your user tokens, create start and end dates for the quiz or limit access to certain IP Address as well as adding your own custom URLs and copy the HTML code for creating a pop-up window. There is more detail about these features in this manual.
Go to Introduction, Publishing, Controlling and Monitoring Access, Results, Frequently Asked Questions
Publishing
Introduction to Publishing on Question Writer Tracker
You can use Question Writer Tracker to publish quizzes authored with Question Writer directly to the internet. You'll find the option second in the Publish menu. It's a one-step process - click to publish and it will upload your quiz and give you back the web address which allows your quiz to be accessed online.
Extended Hosting Package
A free Question Writer Tracker account provides 100MB free storage space and 1GB (1024MB) free bandwidth per month. This is enough space and transfer capacity for most uses, but if you find you need more - you have two options.
- You can host your quizzes on your own webserver - Question Writer Tracker will still process an unlimited number of result sets from your quiz, so you can log-in and analyse those results, or download them to view in Excel.
- You can contact us for information about our extended hosting package
Pop-Up Quiz Window
It's usually a good idea to use a pop-up window when linking to a quiz, as it will create maximum space, and removes the URL bar and the navigation buttons which can interfere with the quiz's own navigation. Question Writer Tracker generates HTML code to create a pop-up window for your quiz.
Open the Quizzes page in your Question Writer Tracker account and select your quiz. The HTML code is in the box at the bottom of the page. You can copy and paste the HTML code directly into your own webpage.
Custom Error URLs
You can set your own Custom Error URLs on Question Writer Tracker. Open the Quizzes menu and select the quiz you want to work on.
This feature is useful if you have restricted access in some way and a quiz taker turns up too early, too late, from the wrong IP address, or with an Expired token. You can add a URL to forward them to a custom page on your own website with instructions on what to do next.
Leave the fields blank to use Question Writer Tracker's default error pages. Usually you'll want to leave the last field, the Backup Results Server blank to use the default Backup Results Server.
Controlling and Monitoring Access
Single Use Tokens
You can create tokens for quizzes so that they can be taken one time only. The token is available as a URL - give the URL to a user and he will be able to use it once, and once only!
This is useful if you want to sell access to quizzes you've created or you think users might be peeking at feedback answers ahead of submitting their own answers.
Issuing Single Use Tokens
To issue tokens you need to follow these steps:
Log into your Tracker account (using the same email address and password that you used in your published quizzes)
Click on Quizzes (in the top right of the screen) and then click on the quiz you wish to issue tokens for.
A new page will open and there is a section One Use Tokens.
Select the number of tokens you wish to create. For example you could select 5 from the drop-down box and then click on create. You can always delete the tokens that you don't use later.
The system will then create 5 single use tokens and you can copy and email the URL's to each quiz taker.
You'll notice a small Excel icon to the left above the list of tokens for each quiz. This is helpful to download your tokens (with links, ip addresses and start times) if you need to sort them or export them into another system.
On the same page (in the first section) you can change the quiz from Public to Private so that only students issued with a token will be able to access it.
When the quiz taker has used the token to access the quiz you will be able to see that on your Tracker Account.
Use Tokens as Passwords
You can use the Token as a password for entry to a quiz.
After you have created the tokens you can click on the "excel" button to download the list of tokens in .csv format so that they can be opened by MS Excel.
Now rather than just giving the participants a web link you can then direct them to a login page [[2]] with their own token to use as password for logging in. The Quiz ID is the Assessment ID.
You can record which token was sent to which participant and then later check who has completed the quiz.
Start and Finish Times
Question Writer Tracker gives you the option to set start and/or finish times for quizzes.
To do this click on the Quizzes in the main menu and then double click on the quiz you want. A window will open with different sections giving you various options - including this:
Set a start time and no-one will be able to start the quiz before this time. Set a finish time and no-one will be able to start the quiz after this time. If the finish time occurs while a user is taking a quiz, they will be able to complete the quiz and the results will be recorded.
Track User ID from CMS
Here's a helpful little technical tip for tracking users from your existing login system through to the Question Writer Tracker.
Question Writer quizzes can take a parameter 'sourceid' and the value of this parameter will automatically be added to the candidate field - the parameter goes into the HTML between the name and the sendURL - here's what the HTML fragment needs to look like -
. . . . . version:”7,0,19,0″,name:”QWContent”},{sourceid:”12345ABCDE”,sendURL:”http://www.quiz-software.com/result . . . . .
In this case, the candidate ID will be set as 12345ABCDE - whatever value you dynamically write into the HTML will show up as the candidate ID in the results e-mail and on the Question Writer Tracker.
The format for links for HTML5 quizzes has changed, so you’ll use a different format when passing a user id to an HTML5 quiz.
A standard link looks like -
http://q25016.questionwritertracker.com/ZMQNRT24/
to pass the user id ‘userid’, use the following link style,
http://q25016.questionwritertracker.com/ZMQNRT24/qwid-userid/
Note, the ‘qwid-’ part does not form part of the id, but must be present. Also the trailing slash must be present. Only uppercase and lower case a-z and numbers are allowed in the id.
Google Analytics Quiz Tracking
You can enter your Google Analytics id in your user details and all of your quizzes will be tracked as if they are part of your website. If you're not using Google Analytics yet - you should. It's free, it provides great insight into the way people use your website. Half of the top 100 websites already use it.
Also, right above the Google Analytics id field, you can enter your timezone, so that all times in the Question Writer Tracker interface appear local to you.
Provide Candidate ID to Question Writer Tracker
This feature is useful if you are sending quiz takers to Question Writer Tracker, and want to be sure that the score is recorded against a particular id number.
You can include their ID in the URL you send to them and it will be automatically embedded in the quiz.
Example:
If your quiz location is
http ://www.questionwritertracker.com/quiz/47/H4P9E3K7.html
you can embed the user id like this http ://www.questionwritertracker.com/quiz/47/myuserid/H4P9E3K7.html
The candidate will show up on your reports as 'myuserid' regardless of what they enter as an id.
You can also untick the User id box in Quiz Properties - Introduction so that the participant is not asked to provide any id.
This technique works with one time use tokens too.
It is usually a good idea to launch a new window without an address bar when using this technique so that the user can't change the URL.
Restrict Access Based on IP Address
This feature for Question Writer Tracker allows the restriction of access to uploaded quizzes to people according to their IP address.
To access this first click on Quizzes in the main menu and then select a quiz. A screen will open showing all the options for that quiz including this section:
This will be most useful to restrict access to a quiz to a classroom or computer lab but there are probably other uses for it.
You can add a number of rules - they are evaluated left to right, and wildcards are supported. Use * to represent a wildcard number Use ; to separate multiple IP address terms Use - to disallow ip address
eg
- .*.*.* allows access to all users.
123.123.*.* allows access to just the 123.123 subnet
-123.123.*.*; *.*.*.* denies access to 123.123 subnet but allows everyone else
Question Writer Tracker Manual/Controlling and Monitoring Access/More on IP Address
Results
Go to Introduction, Basic Navigation, Controlling and Monitoring Access, Publishing, Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction to Results
When you login to your Question Writer Tracker Account and select Results you will see the results screen with a line for each quiz that you have published with the results server in the setup.
At the top you will see New - View Results by Candidate. If you click on this you will see a listing of all the candidates that have sent results along with the number of result sets that you have received for them and the date of their last submission. If you click on a candidate's name you will see a list of each quiz they have completed, their score, percentage mark, time taken to complete and the date and time that the results were received. You can then select a quiz and see the summary report for that quiz.
To the right of the quiz title you can see 3 icons:
- A red cross – this will remove the quiz results from the server
- A white question mark in a blue circle – this will take you to a list of the questions and a breakdown of the responses (see picture below)
- A green Excel icon - for exporting your results
If you have entered a Question Title in the question Metadata (professional version only) it will appear here, if not Question Writer will automatically the title as the first 60 characters of the actual question.
Exporting Quiz Results
When you click on the export to .csv file option a download window will appear on your screen asking if you want to open or save the file. If you click Open, Excel will be opened and your results appear, with a line for each quiz taker. You can then manipulate the data as you wish.
If you have set an essay type question you can enter the mark for each participant and then recalculate the total score.
View Results online
If you click on the quiz title you will be taken to the results page.
Clicking on any of the column headings will sort the results in ascending order and then with another click descending order according to that column, ie alphabetical in order of name or number order for the % or pass score etc.
Clicking on the red cross beside the result will delete that individual result.
Clicking on the result will produce a Summary Report for that individual.
If you click on any of the questions within that Summary Report you will be shown an analysis of all answers given to that question.
Order Quiz by Time Spent
Here's another useful little feature - you can order the result sets by the amount of time the user spent taking the quiz on Question Writer Tracker. You can usually identify a user who got bored during a quiz or otherwise didn't make a proper effort at a quiz by looking at the overall time spent on the quiz.
Delete these response sets to improve the quality of the data. This allows you to better compare the relative difficulty of questions in your quiz or the overall averages without the 'click-thru' attempts polluting the data.
Question Response Chart
Question Writer Tracker allows you to visualize the response data for each of your questions. You can view the volume of responses as a pie chart and the scores achieved as a bar chart. This visualization gives you an easy way to see how people are responding and scoring on any given question.
You can access this chart by clicking on the question mark icon beside the quizzes listed on the Results page. This gives you a complete list of the questions in that quiz. If you double click on a question you will get a response chart for that question.
Frequently Asked Questions
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This section aims to help you to get the best out of Question Writer Tracker by answering some of the questions that users ask. You can also visit the support pages of Question Writer online [[3]].
This features:
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How to use this License for your documents
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