Create SIMpaths
Creating a SIMpath
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Creating a SIMpath
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Click the Create link in the SIMpaths section to select options for a new SIMpath.
Type a title for the SIMpath in the Title box.
Expand the Type menu and select SIMpath.
Expand the Pre-Test Scenario menu and select either SIMnet Exam - Scenario A or SIMnet Exam - Scenario B. This will determine which type of questions will be asked during the Pre-test.
Expand the Post-Test Scenario menu and select either SIMnet Exam - Scenario A or SIMnet Exam - Scenario B. This will determine which type of questions will be asked during the Post-test.
Click a radio button to select SIMnet content for Microsoft 2016 applications or Microsoft 2019. You can only add content from one or the other, and choosing here determines which you will be adding from in the next step.
Click the Next button to save the SIMpath and continue to the next page where you will be able to add questions to the SIMpath.
On the Questions tab, you can view the available list of questions by Textbook, Module, Exam, or Template. Click the radio button for the view you want.
The Textbook filter option displays all available questions for the selected textbook. If you want to further filter the list of available questions, expand the Chapter list, and select a specific chapter.
In the Available Questions list, click the questions you want to add, and then click the Add button. As you add questions to the Assigned Questions list, SIMnet saves the SIMpath automatically
At any point while adding questions to a SIMpath, you can preview a question by moving your mouse over the question icon and then clicking the Preview Question button.
Use the Top, Bottom, Up, and Down buttons to reorder questions in the Assigned Questions list. When you reorder questions, SIMnet saves the new question order automatically.
To assign the SIMpath to a class and/or an individual student click the Class Assignments or Student Assignments tab to create the assignment(s). See the 👉 Edit/Assign SIMpaths section for more information.
