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3. Select Start writing a new empty testbank.
Method Two
1. From the Question Bank Editor main menu, click Start New.
The system displays a warning page that states:
Are you sure you want to start a new question bank?
Any unsaved changes to your previous testbank will be lost.
2. Confirm your choice to abandon your changes.
Uploading images and reference files to the Class Web site
1. From the instructor’s main menu, select System Utilities.
2. From the System Utilities menu, select Web Site Editor.
3. Navigate to the appropriate subfolder on the Web site or click the new subfolder icon to
create a new subfolder.
4. Click the upload file(s) to this point icon.
5. To navigate to the file to upload, click Browse.
6. To upload a:
a. Single file:
i. Select the Single File radio button.
ii. To specify a new name for the uploaded file on the Web site, enter it in the
Save As text field. The default name is the filename on your computer.
iii. To upload the file, click Ok.
b. Zip archive:
i. Select the Zip Archive radio button.
ii. To extract the files from the selected zip archive and upload them to the Web
site, click Ok. (This is the recommended method for uploading multiple files.)
If the file is not a zip archive, the system does not upload the file.
The system returns to the Web Site Editor screen. The uploaded file(s) appear in the Web
site explorer.
7. To upload additional files, repeat steps 3 to 6.
Important: The maximum size of a file that can be uploaded is 5 MB.
Images and Reference Files in Questions
You can use image files in GIF, JPEG, or PNG formats in questions. To place an image in a question,
include an HTML reference by using your HTML editor to edit the question script file. After uploading
your images or other resources to the class Web site using the web site editor found in the System
Utilities, click on one of the images to get the resource path information.
Example of Reference to Image on your Class Web Site
To reference an image file you have uploaded to your class Web site, use the resource path
information. It may look like:
http://edu.brownstone.net/server/web/ApplMath000/Public_Html/molecule.jpg
To link to the image named “molecule.jpg” you will need to include an image source tag:
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