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Purpose

Papers of all kinds need to be actively managed.  You can manage the papers themselves or the questions within them.

Paper Tasks

Test and Preview

Allows papers to be tested.  Shows questions as they will be viewed, and the paper as it is intended to be displayed.

Add Questions to Paper

 See Add questions section for details.

Remove Questions from Paper

See Remove Questions for details.

Edit Properties

See Paper Properties for details

Reports

See Paper Reports for details.

Mapped Objectives

Mapped objectives views By SessionBy Question or Longitudinal reports.  Objectives either come from Rogo or from the Curriculum Mapping system

See the Mapped Objectives report page for further details.

Standards Setting

See Standard Setting for more details on this link's function.

Copy Paper

There are two ways of copying a paper.  The first option is to copy the paper only and link to the original questions in the bank.  This means that any changes to these questions in any other papers will be reflected in the new copy.  It also means that locked questions remain so.

The alternative is to copy the paper and the questions.  New questions identical to the originals are created and may be changed independently, even if the originals are locked.  The link between paper and question is now unique to that paper until other papers start to reference the questions.

 

The dialog shows these options along with others:

Copy Name should be changed to differentiate the copy from existing papers.  The type may be changed depending upon the existing type of the paper.

The Start Date and the Finish Date get set to 30+ days from present, to prevent copies  of locked papers from instantly locking.

If you are copying a summative paper, clicking Next>> shows this dialog:

You will need to fill in any fields as required.  Then click Copy Paper.

Rogo copies the paper and performs some checks on the correctness of the name. In this case it has flagged up an error with the session:

Retire Paper

Retiring a paper hides it from general access.  It does not delete the paper.

You have the option of just retiring the paper, or retiring the paper and its questions.  Retired papers do not show in a module's papers, but their visibility can be toggled:

Print Hardcopy Version

Used to obtain a printed copy of the paper.  Can page break per question.  Has major limitations for interactive question types. 

Import/Export

Allows import and export of questions to external files:  QTI and Rogo format are currently supported.

Question Tasks

Select a question before clicking a task link.

Edit Question

Edits the current question.  Also accessible by double-click on the questions.  See Question Types on how to do this.

If the question is locked, Limited Save only is available.

Information

Shows the Question Information dialog for the selected item.

Copy onto Paper X...

Duplicates a question and links it to an existing paper.  You select a paper from this dialog:

Link to Paper

Differs from Copy onto Paper in that a link is created instead of a copy. 

Remove from Paper

Deletes the link between the question and the paper, but leaves the question in the bank.  You will be prompted to confirm the operation

Preview Question

Shows a screen containing only the question as it would be presented to the student.  Only for preview purpose.

Add Screen Break

Inserts a screen break before the selected question.  Screen breaks may be dragged up and down the list of questions.

Delete Screen Break

Deletes the selected screen break

Create New Question

Creates a new question from the repertoire available:

Summative Checklist

This appears at the bottom of an unlocked summative paper.  It acts as a reminder to setters of outstanding work on the paper

Checklist items are specified when the paper's module  is created or edited.

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