Students take grouped tests in sequence. After a student successfully achieves at least the required score on the first test, the student is immediately presented with the next test, and so on. When the student does not get the required score on one of the tests in the sequence, the score from the previous test is used to recommend the appropriate course.
When you allow students to make multiple attempts at a group of tests, students start their additional attempts with the last test for which they met the prerequisite. For example, suppose you have four tests in a group, test 1, test 2, test 3, and test 4. Each test is a prerequisite for the one following it. A student who meets the prerequisites for tests 2 and 3 but not test 4 on the first attempt will re-enter at the beginning test 3 on the second attempt.
However, if a student's work is interrupted while taking a group of tests (for example, if the internet connection fails), the student can log in again and continue working from the point at which the connection failed.
You cannot delete tests in a group. To remove a grouped test, go to the Set Prerequisites page and ungroup the series of tests.
You can use automatic course recommendations to assign the student to an appropriate course based on the results of the grouped tests. See Manage course placement for more information.
If you are teaching a math course, you also can create adaptive tests, where the number and difficulty of questions depend on the student’s answers to previous questions. See Create an adaptive math test for details.
About test groups