Assessments
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- Enable Safe ModeAdd an extra level of security with your assessments by activating safe mode.
- Student Navigation Warnings: Alerts When Leaving an AssessmentWhen enabled, Extempore warns students if they try to navigate away from an assessment before finishing. Learn how to turn this setting on.
- How to Type Accents and Diacritics in ExtemporeOptions for typing accents and diacritics in Extempore
- Control Submission Review per Assessment (Safe Mode stays on)Teachers can now choose when students can review their assessment submissions on a per-assessment basis, without turning off Safe Mode. Set Submission Review to “Once submitted (Immediate)” or “Once graded”…
- Create an Individual AssessmentLearn how you can create an individual assessment
- Create a Synchronous Group Assessment (Extempore Live!)How to create a Synchronous Group assessment
- Create an Asynchronous Group AssessmentStudents respond to a prompt and interact with one another asynchronously using this type of group assessment. Students can respond via audio or written text on their own schedule. No…
- Control When Grades Are Published to Students in ExtemporeIn Extempore, you control when your students see your grades.
- Randomize Question Order in an Extempore AssessmentRandomize the question order for each student.
- Sequential Mode: Require Students to Answer Questions in OrderSequential Mode prevents students from skipping ahead — they must complete each question before moving to the next. Learn how to enable it on your assessment.
- Exclude students from an individual assessmentWhether you’re managing absences, tailoring assessments, or offering retakes—this feature gives you the flexibility you’ve been asking for.
- Best Practices for Synchronous Group AssessmentsFollow these steps for best results when facilitating a Sync Group assessment
- AP Practice on ExtemporeExtempore's flexibility allows teachers to create aligned practice for AP World Language Exams.
- Using Extempore for ASLTips and best practices for using Extempore to assess American Sign Language (ASL) students using video responses.
- Administer a synchronous group assessment (Extempore Live!)Step-by-step guide for teachers on how to run a live synchronous group assessment using Extempore Live!, from opening rooms to closing the session.
- Add Multiple Choice Questions to an Extempore AssessmentHow to create multiple choice questions in Extempore, including setting answer options, marking the correct answer, and assigning point values.
- Screen Recordings on ExtemporeYou can create a question on Extempore where students can respond via a screen recording.
- Upload images, videos, or audio filesLearn how to add a media prompt to your questions and see which files are supported.
- Use a Word document or PDF in a questionQuestion prompts can be audio, images, video, or input text. Word or PDF documents cannot be uploaded as prompts.
- Recording audio or video to attach to a questionExtempore allows you to record an original audio or video to attach to a question
- Add YouTube videos to QuestionsEnhance your questions even more with authentic language from YouTube.
- Timer Settings: Time to Review, Time to Respond, and Minimum Recording TimeLearn how to use the time to review, time to respond, and minimum response time configurations within Extempore.
- Single and Multiple Attempt QuestionsLearn to prevent students from attempting a question more than once.
- Copy or Duplicate a QuestionCopying and duplicating questions will both produce the same version of a question, but their meanings differ on Extempore.
- Archive an Assessment in ExtemporeClean up your class page and remove old assessments that you no longer use.
- Assessment StatusesCheck the status of an assessment right from the teacher portal, without editing it.
- Copy an Assessment in ExtemporeCopy an assessment to one or multiple classes within your account.
- Delete an Assessment in ExtemporeHow to permanently delete an assessment in Extempore and what happens to any existing student submissions.
- Edit Assessment Title, Dates, and Settings in ExtemporeHow to edit the name, due date, availability window, and other settings on an existing Extempore assessment.
- Import an assessment from a colleagueSend and receive assignments with other Extempore users.
- Import an assessment from the Extempore Content LibraryOur library provides an ample amount of both formative and summative assessments, AP practice, and much more.
- Migrate Assessments Between Extempore Teacher AccountsHow to transfer assessments from one Extempore teacher account to another — useful when switching accounts or onboarding new teachers.
- Move an Assessment to a Different Class in ExtemporeHow to move an existing assessment from one class to another within your Extempore account.
- Share a class or an assessment with a colleagueHow to share an Extempore class or individual assessment with another teacher account.
- View as a Student: Preview the Student Experience in ExtemporeTeachers can 'View as Student' from their account or see exactly what students are seeing.
- During the Synchronous Group assessment (part 3)During the assessment: Drop in & reset a room
- Make up a Synchronous Group AssessmentGet students caught up if they missed a Synchronous Group assessment
- Manage Rooms: Temporarily Unlock an Asynchronous Room to Move StudentsTemporarily unlock an asynchronous assessment room in Manage Rooms so you can move or remove a student without affecting other students’ submissions.