Atomic Assessments - Creating a Test Assessment (Student Tech Module) [UW-Madison]
Creating this assessment will allow you to verify that your students can see the assessment on their computer.
Creating a Canvas Page
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From the left side menu bar, navigate to Pages.

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Then, in the upper left, select View All Pages

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Next, create a new Page by hitting the +Page button in the upper right corner.

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Set the title of the page to be how you want it. Here is our suggestion:

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Type the following text into the editor:
“This course uses a tool called Atomic Assessments to deliver various activities. Below is a test assessment. If you can see it, please answer the question.”
Add the Atomic Assessment
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To add the Atomic Assessment, click on the plug icon from the editor bar. Then, select View All.

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In the All Apps window, select Atomic Assessments

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A new window will appear. Select New Assignment from the button in the upper right corner.

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Type a descriptive title for the assignment, so you know what it is tied to. Then select Create Assignment.

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This step is critical! UNcheck Create gradebook entry. This setting cannot be changed once the assignment is created. Since this is a test assignment, do NOT add this to the gradebook.

Adding Content to the Atomic Assessment
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Next, select the Content tab.

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From the Content menu, choose True or False.

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In the area that says “[This is the stem]”, replace the text with:
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Then, replace the True and False with Yes and No, respectively.
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In the end, the assessment should look like the image below:

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Then, set the correct answer as Yes.
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Select Save.

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Once it's done saving, return to Settings in the upper left.

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Finally, hit Save on this screen to save the assessment to the page.

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After the assessment has been created, scroll down to the bottom and enter the following message:
If you didn't see an assessment above, please visit this KB article: General Troubleshooting for Learn@UW Tools
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Then, select Save & Publish in the bottom right.

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This is how the page should look to you when completed.

