Search Assessments Library

Searching an assessment library works the same way whether you’re using Codio’s Global Assessment Library or your organization assessment library. To search a library, follow these steps:

1. From the course dashboard navigate to Edit Assignments.

2. Click and Open an Assignment.

3. Click Edit.

4. In the Guide Editor, click the Assessments button and choose Assessment from the Add from Library area.

5. Click the Library Name drop-down and choose the assessments library you want to search.

   

6. To narrow the displayed assessments, enter a tag and value pair. For example, select Programming Language as the tag and Python as the value. The search is not case sensitive, and Codio provides auto-complete suggestions as you type.

   

Filter Categories

Filter Categories and Inputs

Category	Available Inputs & Description
Bloom’s Taxonomy Level	Level I - Remembering Level II - Understanding Level III - Applying Level IV - Analyzing Level V - Evaluating Level VI - Creating
Assessment Type (auto-detected)	Standard Code Test Advanced Code Test Parsons Puzzle Multiple Choice Fill in the Blanks Free Text Autograde
Programming Language	Select the programming language for code-based assessments (e.g., Python, Java, C++, JavaScript)
Category (topic-level)	Broad subject area or topic category for filtering assessments (e.g., variables, functions, loops)
Content (sub-topic level)	Specific subtopic or concept within the category (e.g., modifying variables, creating functions, nesting for loops)
Learning Objective (SWBAT form)	Define what “Students Will Be Able To…” accomplish after completing the assessment Example: “Students will be able to implement binary search algorithms efficiently”

Using Multiple Filters

Adding multiple filters:

• Click any tag field in the results to automatically add it to your search query

• Click the + button to add a new row for additional tag and value pairs

• Add as many tag and value pairs as needed to refine your search

The results update automatically based on your selected filters.

Managing Saved Searches

Saving Searches

If you want to save search parameters, follow these steps:

1. Click the Save button to the right of the tags and values.

2. On the Save Search dialog, enter a Search Name and click OK.

   

Using Saved Searches

To use a saved search, click the Saved drop-down list and choose the saved search.

You can edit these search parameters without changing your saved search.

Deleting Saved Searches

To remove a saved search, click the Saved drop-down list and click the red x next to the name.