How to use the i learn test generator
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The document provides instructions for using the I-Learn Test Generator to create tests in Blackboard. It explains that the generator allows instructors to type tests in Word and upload them into Blackboard. It outlines how to format questions in Word for different question types (multiple choice, essay, etc.). It then explains the three steps to use the generator: 1) type and format the test in Word, 2) convert it using the online generator, and 3) upload the questions into Blackboard. Specific examples are given for how to format different question types in Word.
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