Creating Tests with Netsupport - Step by Step

To begin creating a new test in Netsupport Test Designer, first locate and click the Create New Test button in the top menu bar.You'll be presented with various exam type options. Choose the format that best suits your assessment needs.Select your exam type. For this example, we'll create a multiple choice test.Next, enter the basic test information including the test name, subject, and grade level.Configure the test settings, including time limits and whether students can review their answers.Set a time limit for your test using the slider. Here we're setting it to 60 minutes.Determine the passing score threshold for your test.Finally, organize your test into logical sections to help structure the content.You can add as many sections as needed and rearrange them to match your test structure.To create a new question, click the Add Question button in the toolbar.Choose your question type from the dropdown menu. Let's create a multiple choice question.The question editor provides a clean interface to enter your question text.Use the formatting toolbar to enhance your question with different text styles, images, or special characters.For multiple choice questions, enter all possible answers. Click the circle next to the correct answer to mark it.Assign point values to your question and add helpful feedback for both correct and incorrect responses.Before finalizing, use the preview feature to see exactly how your question will appear to students.Before publishing your test, run a final preview to ensure everything appears correctly.Once satisfied with the preview, you'll need to choose your publishing options.You can save the test locally, upload it to Netsupport's test portal, or export it as a PDF for backup purposes.Next, configure access settings to control who can take the test and when.You can require passwords, set specific time windows for test availability, and even restrict access by IP address.Configure delivery options to customize how the test is presented to students.Choose whether to randomize questions, show results immediately after completion, and allow students to retake the test if needed.Finally, decide how to distribute the test to your students.You can share a direct link via email, provide a unique test code, integrate with your Learning Management System, or grant direct portal access.With these settings configured, your test is ready for student access.