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How to Offer Feedback/Answers Reports in Forms and Assessments

LearnWorlds lets you give learners a personalized report after they submit a Form or an Assessment, such as an exam, self-assessment, or certificate. These reports can include their answers, performance summaries, and instructor feedback.


In this guide, we will check how to enable the feedback report setting. 

Forms

Forms are typically used for things like course feedback, reflections, or collecting user data. While they're not graded, you can still offer learners a copy of their answers and review submissions yourself.


Users will see their responses after submitting a form, but if you want to customize the way they see it, go to Settings â†’ Answers report. The report can be presented in three different ways:

  • As a popup within the course player that appears when users click a button
  • Embedded in the ending screen for users to see right after they submit the form
  • As a downloadable PDF report


You can also choose to show: 

  • All the included questions 
  • Only the answered questions
  • Only those that were left unanswered

 If you disable the “Learner answers” option, which displays the user’s answers in the report, they will simply receive a copy of the form


User's view


Assessments

Assessments are more formal than forms, and they can be graded exams or self-assessments. After submission, you can automatically generate a Feedback report with customizable content.


To enable the feedback report, navigate to Settings â†’ Feedback. There, you can choose what information will be included. It can include, 

  • As a popup within the course player that appears when users click a button
  • Embedded in the ending screen for users to see right after they submit the form
  • As a downloadable PDF report


For all of the presentation ways mentioned above, you can choose to include them in the report: 

  • All questions 
  • Only the ones the user answered
  • Only the ones they didn’t answer
  • Only those that were correct
  • The ones that were wrong

You can also decide what to include in the feedback report. You can add:

  • Results analysis table: a summary of the student’s performance. You can tweak the information included in the analysis table from the ending screen settings tab How to Configure the Assessment Settings
  • Learner answers: what the learner answered to each question
  • Whether the answers were correct: whether the student selected the correct answer to each question
  • The correct answers: what the correct answers are
  • Question feedback: any automated or manual feedback added by the instructors to the question or the overall assessment

  • Question numbering: Include the question numbering in the feedback report

  • Question score: the points earned on each question (exams only)

  • Section titles: the titles of the sections the questions are divided

  1. If you deactivate all options under “What to include in feedback” you will provide a copy of the assessment to the user. 
  2. Score applies only to graded assessments (exams).
  3. Correct answers apply only to exam question types in both exams and self-assessments. Form question types in self-assessments do not have right or wrong answers.
  4. If you're using a graded assessment or a self-assessment with the manual feedback option enabled, the feedback will become available after the user's submission has been reviewed


Question feedback 

If you'd like to provide feedback for individual questions, this is available for all question types except open-ended ones (Text, File, Video, Audio assignment questions). To enable this feature:


1. Click on Edit questions

2. Enable the setting Provide feedback.

You can also enable Advanced feedback, in which you can add different feedback for each answer.

Manual feedback is available in the two options mentioned below:
  1. Either you have at least one open-ended exam question (text, file, or record assignment) or 
  2. If you enable the “manual feedback” setting. In this case, submissions are sent to the Review center for manual feedback and/or grading, even if it contains only closed-ended exam questions or form question types (available in self-assessments)

You can learn more about providing feedback to your users in this article


User's view

You can combine automated and manual feedback. This means that you can still provide instant question feedback to your students but also add manual feedback later. The manual feedback will even be prefilled with the automated feedback, if available, for you to edit and tailor it to the specific student’s needs. 


You can learn more about configuring the assessment settings in this article.

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