Navigation controls how students proceed through the test. The default is Flexible Navigation where students can navigate through the test with Next and Previous buttons, as well as a Table of Contents. You may change this to Linear Navigation if you prefer, where students can only go forward using the Next button and cannot revisit earlier questions or access a Table of Contents to jump to a question.

You can control the presentation of the questions according to the options shown. The default option is to display Each question on a separate Web page. This is the recommended setting, as students' answers will be saved as they navigate through the test using the Next, Previous, and Table of Contents buttons.

If you have separated your assessment into parts, you can use the second option to display Each Part on a separate Web page. To display The complete Assessment on a single Web page, allowing students to scroll through it, click the third choice.

WARNING: If you choose The complete Assessment is displayed on one Web page, students MUST click Save to ensure that their answers are saved.  Displaying the complete assessment on a single Web page greatly increases the risk that students will lose their work.

If your assessment has multiple parts, choose the numbering pattern here.  Continuous numbering between parts presents the questions in continuous, sequential order. If you choose to Restart numbering for each part, questions are numbered with the part number, and then with the question number.

If your assessment navigation allows Random access to questions from a Table of Contents, you can check a box to Add check boxes next to questions so they can be marked for review.

You can choose a color or image for the background here. If you would like to show the point value to students as they take the assessment, check the box next to Show question point value during assessment. Otherwise you can hide the points by choosing Hide Question point value during assessment.