Complete an adaptive assignment
An adaptive assignment is created by designing different question branches, with each branch usually representing a difficulty level (Example — easy, medium, and difficult).
Each question is presented to you one at a time and your performance on earlier questions determines which question branch the next question is retrieved from.
This navigation between branches can vary and is configured by your instructor (Example — your instructor could configure the adaptive assignment such that submitting two consecutive correct answers on the easy branch will navigate you to the medium branch).
During your attempt, an adaptive assignment looks quite similar to most non-adaptive assignments, and you'll interact with it in much the same way as you would most non-adaptive assignments.
Your instructor might configure the adaptive assignment to display a progress graph which is visible during your attempt and on the Grade Report page.
The Grade Report page displays your branch performance summary and overall score, and is displayed once you've submitted your attempt.
Interpret the progress graph
Your instructor can configure the adaptive assignment to display a progress graph that's visible (A) during your attempt and (B) on the Grade Report page.
This progress graph indicates where you are in the adaptive question branching system and tracks the correctness of your responses to the questions:
A. The question list within the adaptive assignment.
B. The branch with the highest difficulty level.
C. The branch with the lowest difficulty level.
D. A red cell indicates an incorrect response.
E. A green cell indicates a correct response.
F. A blue cell indicates the current question being attempted.
Interpret the adaptive assignment Grade Report page
Your performance on the adaptive assignment is represented on the adaptive assignment Grade Report page once you've submitted your attempt.
This page displays your:
A. Overall score
B. Branch performance summary
C. Progress graph (if enabled)