The University added that the directives are also in response to feedback from a student on the conduct of the mandatory quizzes.
It has therefore approved the following directives with immediate implementation as measures for the conduct of all mid-semester and end of semester examinations:
1. The mandatory quizzes that were conducted from 29th April to 7th May 2020 shall not form part of the continuous assessment.
- All mid-semester and end-of-semester examinations for all departmental courses shall be in the form of take-home papers.
- All Level 400 mid-semester and end-of-semester examinations, including general courses, shall be in the form of take-home papers. Read Also: Ghana To Receive Madagascar’s Coronavirus ‘Herbal Cure’
- All mid-semester and end-of-semester examinations on general courses for Levels 100-300 shall be conducted on the LMS Moodle platform using objective multiple-choice questions.
- Students shall be given multiple attempts for all objective multiple-choice questions on LMS Moodle.
- The recommended maximum number of objective multiple-choice questions for the mid-semester examination shall be 20.
- The recommended maximum number of objective multiple-choice questions for the end-of-semester examination shall be 30.
- The Moodle settings for all examinations shall be 10 questions on a page.
- All submissions for mid-semester and end-of-semester take-home papers shall be through the LMS Moodle platform.
- The deadline for submission of mid-semester take-home papers is May 31, 2020.
- The deadline for submission of end-of-semester take-home papers shall be the last day for examinations as indicated on the examination timetable.
- The management wishes to reiterate that students who, for justifiable reasons, are unable to take part in the General Courses for the mid-semester and end-of-semester examinations shall have two more opportunities to do so through supplementary examinations.
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