You can use Input evaluation to automatically evaluate the following input types:
- Text field
- Text area
- Numerical
Text field and area evaluation
Text input evaluation types
- Equal: The input should be an exact copy of the Variable.
- Not equal: The input should not be an exact copy of the Variable.
- Should match: The input should include the Variable.
- Should not match: The input should not include the Variable.
- Is one of: Works the same way as 'Equal' but you can add multiple Variables.
- Is one none of: Works the same way as 'Not equal' but you can add multiple Variables.
Numeric evaluation
Numeric input evaluation types
- Equal: The input should be an exact copy of the Variable.
- Not equal: The input should not be an exact copy of the Variable.
- Should match: The input should include the Variable.
- Should not match: The input should not include the Variable.
- Is between: The input should be between the included Variables. Clicking on Inclusive lets you choose if the range includes the Variables themselves.
- Compare with: The input should be higher or lower than the Variable. Clicking on Inclusive lets you choose if the Variable is included within the Evaluation.
- Is one of: Works the same way as 'Equal' but you can add multiple Variables.
- Is one none of: Works the same way as 'Not equal' but you can add multiple Variables.
Manual Evaluation
After the Input or Open-Ended Question is answered by the Test-taker, you can check and evaluate the answers in the Exam Results section.