Multiple choice because it covers a lot.
Multiple choice are easy to grade and I can make the question scenario based in order for them to decpiher what is important in the question.
Hello All,
In my personal experience, it is dependent on the class that I teach. In teaching general education classes, I usually use multiple choice and true/false tests. In upper level classes, I use essays and matching of content tests.
Susanne
I also prefer multiple choice for its obvious advantage especially when I have to handle many different classes. The students can also get results faster. However, I like to include some completion because it precludes guessing and I can tel if they really grasp the important facts.
