Quiz: As a Formative Assessment

1. Interactive with multiple tries
   In the quiz settings, go to the Question behaviour section and in the How questions behave field, select Interactive with multiple tries from the dropdown menu.
   
   
   This setting allows learners to stay on a question and check their answer and then try again if it is wrong.  
   
   
2. Review options
   For this to really work, you need to show the learner whether or not they got the answer correct.  You may also want to show Specific Feedback (see #3).
   
   
   
3. Specific Feedback (optional)
   When setting up each question in this type of quiz, you will probably want to guide your learner with the Specific Feedback feature.  When building out your questions (i.e., multichoice) you can add feedback to each answer choice:
   
   
   
4. Hints
   Hints are tied to the Interactive with multiple tries setting and you can add them at the bottom of the question editing page. There is space for 3 hints (three tries).  You can add more hints to add more tries.
   
   
   
5. Access to additional study material (optional)
   To really help out learners, you can add additional study materials and restrict them against a grade on the quiz.  Use the Restrict access feature with your additional study material and restrict it against a lower grade. If you click the eye icon to hide, then learners in the course won’t see this additional study guide unless they ‘fail’ the learning assessment.
   

This is what the learner sees:

When a learner moves through the learning assessment, they will be able to click a Check button to see if their answer is correct:

Which shows both the Specific feedback (embedded with the answer option chosen) and the hint (above the Try again button).