Create a Media Interactive Item

1. Click on Assessments.
2. Under Itembank, select Visit Itembank.

3. Click Create.
4. Next click New Item.
5. Select Next.

6. Select the item type you are creating, in this case you can use Multiple Choice to create a multimedia item.
7. Click Teacher Instructions to type Teacher Instructions (e.g., Read the question aloud to your students) if applicable.
8. Enter the Stem. The stem is the beginning part of an item that presents a problem to be solved, a direct question, or an incomplete statement to be completed, as well as any other relevant information..
9. Click on the Multimedia Icon.

1. When looking at the Vimeo video, click on the "Share" icon (paper airplane) in the top right corner of the screen.

2. Under the "Embed" option, there will be a URL within quotation marks for embedding the video. The URL will always be in the format of "https://player.vimeo.com/video/#" where "#" represents the Vimeo video ID number. For example, in this screenshot, the # is 107011435. Therefore, the embedding URL is https://player.vimeo.com/video/107011435.

3. The embed URL cannot be copied separately from the rest of the embed text, so it must be typed by hand. Alternatively, you can just have https://player.vimeo.com/video/# ready to go and insert the number which can be found in any URL associated with the video.

Paste the URL into the Video URL box as seen above, test for quality, and you are ready to go!

15. The yellow box that appears will be where your video will go, type your question above or underneath the video box.
16. Click Save & Continue.

17. Enter the answer choices in the space provided. Answer choices are options a student may pick from in a closed-response (e.g., multiple choice) assessment; these include the correct answer and the distractors.
18. Mark the correct answer by clicking the checkmark. It will turn green to indicate this is the correct answer.
19. You may add an additional answer choice by clicking Add Choice.
20. Click the red minus(-) icon next to an answer choice that you would like to remove. Use the arrow keys to move the answer choice up or down.
21. You may enter a rationale for each distractor to explain why a student may have chosen a particular answer option. For example, if a student selects "B. 10" for the question "What is 8 + 12?" he might have forgotten to carry the "1". Entering a rationale could help other teachers who have access to the item in reteaching concepts missed. Click the Up Arrow next to Rationale to enter the rationale.
22. Click Save.

Now that you've set up the question portion of your Non-Traditional Selected Response item, learn about the next step: Item Details.

The next required step is Adding Standards to an Item.