Enable Skip Questions

You can now allow students to skip questions and return to them at the end of a session. Skip Questions enables students to attempt questions strategically, reducing test-taking anxiety. Students can answer the questions they feel confident about first and then tackle the ones they find challenging.

If a student begins answering a question before choosing to skip it, their progress will be saved when they return to it at the end of the session. Skip Questions is supported on all question types. 

Note: This feature is available with Assessments/Quizzes, Passages, and Interactive Videos hosted via Classic, Team, Test, and Homework modes

Enable Skip Questions for a live session

1. Select an Assessment/Quiz, Passage, or Interactive video you want to start a live session for
2. Click on 'Start now'
   
   
   
   
3. Select 'Classic mode,' 'Team mode,' or 'Test mode'
4. Click on 'Customize' from the bottom left of your screen. This will open the session settings pop-up window
5. Scroll down to find the 'Question & Answer' section
6. Toggle on the 'Skip Questions & Attempt Later' setting
7. Customize the remaining session settings, and close the pop-up window when done by clicking on the exit icon ()
   
   
   
   
8. Finally, click on the 'Start' button to start the session

Enable Skip Questions for a homework session

1. Select an Assessment/Quiz, Passage, or Interactive video you want to assign as homework
2. Click on 'Assign'
3. On the session settings page, disable 'Mastery mode' because the Skip Questions feature cannot be activated if Mastery mode is enabled
4. Then, scroll down to find the 'Question & Answer' section
5. Toggle on the 'Skip Questions & Attempt Later' setting to enable it
6. Customize the remaining session settings
   
   
   
   
7. Finally, click on the 'Assign' button

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