> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.timeback.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Update metadata for a list of assessment items > Update metadata for a list of assessment items. This operation is used to reset the human approved status for all assessment items. ## OpenAPI ````yaml /openapi/beyond-ai/qti-api.yaml post /assessment-items/metadata openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: QTI API version: 1.0.0 description: >- A robust assessment engine implementing the QTI 3.0 specification, designed for creating, managing, and delivering educational assessments. servers: - url: https://qti.alpha-1edtech.ai/api description: Main Server security: - OAuth2: [] - MCP: [] tags: - name: Validation description: >- Validate XML strings against QTI compliant XSD files. XSD version supported is 3.0.0 (3p0) - name: Feedback description: Feedback for questions and lessons - name: Assessment Test Management description: >- Enables the management of Assessment Tests. Assessment Tests are the main entities that contain Assessment Test Parts, Sections, and Assessment Items. - name: Test Part Management description: >- Enables the management of Test Parts. Assessment Test Parts are used to group sections inside of an Assessment Test. - name: Section Management description: >- Enables the management of Sections. Assessment Sections are used to group Assessment Items. - name: Assessment Item Management description: >- Enables the management of Assessment ITems. Assessment Items are made up of QTI Interactions (e.g. questions, multiple choice, etc.). - name: Stimulus Management description: >- Enables the management of Stimuli. Stimuli are shared content pieces (text, images, audio, video) that provide context for assessment items and can be referenced by multiple questions. paths: /assessment-items/metadata: post: tags: - Assessment Item Management summary: Update metadata for a list of assessment items description: >- Update metadata for a list of assessment items. This operation is used to reset the human approved status for all assessment items. operationId: updateMetadata requestBody: content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/AssessmentItem' examples: xml-choice: summary: XML - Choice Example value: format: xml xml: |- B What is 2 + 2? 3 Incorrect: Try counting again. 4 Correct: Well done! CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Math grade: '5' standard: Number Operations lesson: Basic Addition difficulty: hard xml-text-entry: summary: XML - Text Entry Example value: format: xml xml: |- Paris

What is the capital of France?

CORRECT B INCORRECT A

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 Incorrect: The capital of France is Paris. Correct! metadata: subject: Geography grade: '5' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: easy xml-inline-choice: summary: XML - Inline Choice Example value: format: xml xml: |- B

The capital of France is London Paris Berlin Madrid .

CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '4' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: easy xml-extended-text: summary: XML - Extended Text Example value: format: xml xml: |- Write a short essay about your favorite book. 1.0

Your essay has been submitted and will be scored shortly.

 metadata: subject: ELA grade: '8' standard: Writing lesson: Personal Narrative difficulty: hard xml-match: summary: XML - Match Example value: format: xml xml: |- C1 T1 C2 T2 C3 T3 C4 T4 Match each country with its capital. France Germany Italy Spain Paris Berlin Rome Madrid CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

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 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Geography difficulty: medium xml-order: summary: XML - Order Example value: format: xml xml: |- C1 C2 C3 C4 Place these historical events in chronological order (earliest to latest). Declaration of Independence (1776) Constitution Ratified (1788) Louisiana Purchase (1803) Civil War Begins (1861) CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: History grade: '7' standard: Chronology lesson: American History Timeline difficulty: medium xml-associate: summary: XML - Associate Example value: format: xml xml: |- C1 T1 C2 T2 Associate each country with its capital. France Germany Paris Berlin CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

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 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: medium xml-select-point: summary: XML - Select Point Example value: format: xml xml: |- 200 300 400 500 Select two major cities on the map. CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: Map Skills lesson: Major World Cities difficulty: medium xml-graphic-order: summary: XML - Graphic Order Example value: format: xml xml: |- EVENT1 EVENT2 EVENT3 Order these 20th-century events chronologically on the timeline. CORRECT INCORRECT

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 metadata: subject: History grade: '8' standard: Chronology lesson: 20th Century Events difficulty: medium xml-graphic-associate: summary: XML - Graphic Associate Example value: format: xml xml: |- C1 C2 Match city markers to landmarks. CORRECT INCORRECT

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 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '7' standard: Cartography lesson: Landmark Identification difficulty: medium xml-graphic-gap-match: summary: XML - Graphic Gap Match Example value: format: xml xml: |- GAP1 SPOT1 GAP2 SPOT2 Drag each city label to its correct location on the map. CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '7' standard: Map Skills lesson: Label Placement difficulty: medium xml-hotspot: summary: XML - Hotspot Example value: format: xml xml: |- REGION1 REGION2 Select the two regions that are known for their historical landmarks. CORRECT INCORRECT

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 metadata: subject: Geography grade: '5' standard: Map Skills lesson: Landmark Regions difficulty: easy xml-hottext: summary: XML - Hottext Example value: format: xml xml: |- H1 H2 Select the highlighted terms in the paragraph.

This is a sample text with another example.

 CORRECT INCORRECT

You correctly selected all highlighted terms.

Please reread the passage and select the highlighted words.

 metadata: subject: ELA grade: '6' standard: Reading Comprehension lesson: Vocabulary in Context difficulty: medium xml-slider: summary: XML - Slider Example value: format: xml xml: |- 20 Set the slider to room temperature in Celsius. CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Science grade: '5' standard: Thermodynamics lesson: Temperature Scales difficulty: medium xml-drawing: summary: XML - Drawing Example value: format: xml xml: |- Draw a simple house with a door and two windows. SUBMITTED

Correct! Well done.

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 metadata: subject: Art grade: '6' standard: Creative Expression lesson: Basic Shapes difficulty: easy xml-media: summary: XML - Media Example value: format: xml xml: |- Inertia Watch the video and identify the key concept. CORRECT INCORRECT

Correct! Well done.

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

 metadata: subject: Science grade: '8' standard: Physics – Motion lesson: Newton's Laws difficulty: medium xml-upload: summary: XML - Upload Example value: format: xml xml: |- Upload your completed persuasive essay as a PDF. SUBMITTED

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 metadata: subject: English grade: '7' standard: Writing Assessment lesson: Persuasive Essay difficulty: hard xml-gap-match: summary: XML - Gap Match Example value: format: xml xml: |- DRAG1 GAP1 DRAG2 GAP2 DRAG3 GAP3 Drag the correct words to complete the sentences about the water cycle. evaporation condensation precipitation sublimation

The water cycle consists of several key processes:

  1. When water heats up and turns into vapor, this process is called .

  2. When water vapor cools and forms droplets in clouds, this is called .

  3. When water falls from clouds as rain, snow, or hail, this is called .

 CORRECT INCORRECT

Excellent! You correctly identified all the water cycle processes.

Try again. Review the definitions of each water cycle process.

 metadata: subject: Science grade: '4' standard: Earth Science lesson: Water Cycle difficulty: medium json-choice: summary: JSON - Choice Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: choice-item-1 type: choice title: Sample Choice Question metadata: subject: Math grade: '5' standard: Number Operations lesson: Basic Addition difficulty: hard interaction: type: choice responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: false maxChoices: 1 questionStructure: prompt: What is 2 + 2? choices: - identifier: A content: '3' feedbackInline: >- Incorrect: Try counting again. feedbackOutcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE - identifier: B content: '4' feedbackInline: >- Correct: Well done! feedbackOutcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - B outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Grading Criteria:

  • The response must correctly identify 4 as the answer.
  • Partial credit may be awarded for showing work.
stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-text-entry: summary: JSON - Text Entry Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: text-entry-item-1 type: text-entry title: Robust Text Entry Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '5' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: easy interaction: type: text-entry responseIdentifier: RESPONSE attributes: expected-length: 5 pattern-mask: '[A-Za-z]+' placeholder: Enter city name questionStructure: prompt: What is the capital of France? responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: string correctResponse: value: - Paris outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackInline: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE identifier: A showHide: show content: >- Incorrect: The capital of France is Paris. class: - text-danger - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE identifier: B showHide: show content: Correct! class: - text-success rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Award credit for the exact answer "Paris".

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-extended-text: summary: JSON - Extended Text Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: extended-text-item-1 type: extended-text title: Robust Extended Text Essay Question metadata: subject: ELA grade: '8' standard: Writing lesson: Personal Narrative difficulty: hard interaction: type: extended-text responseIdentifier: RESPONSE questionStructure: prompt: Write a short essay about your favorite book. expectedLength: 200 expectedLines: 10 format: plain maxStrings: 1 minStrings: 1 patternMask: '[a-zA-Z0-9\s\p{P}]*' responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: string correctResponse: value: - '' outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: map_response responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: SCORE correctResponseIdentifier: '' incorrectResponseIdentifier: '' modalFeedback: - outcomeIdentifier: SCORE identifier: COMPLETED showHide: show title: Essay Submitted content: >-

Your essay has been submitted and will be scored shortly.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Essays will be scored on idea development, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, and conventions.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-inline-choice: summary: JSON - Inline Choice Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: inline-choice-item-1 type: inline-choice title: Robust Inline Choice Cloze Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '4' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: easy interaction: type: inline-choice responseIdentifier: RESPONSE questionStructure: prompt: The capital of France is _____. inlineChoices: - identifier: A content: London - identifier: B content: Paris - identifier: C content: Berlin - identifier: D content: Madrid responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - B outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: '

Rubric: Award full credit for selecting "Paris".

' stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-match: summary: JSON - Match Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: match-item-1 type: match title: Robust Country-Capital Match Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Geography difficulty: medium interaction: type: match responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: true maxAssociations: 4 questionStructure: prompt: Match each country with its capital. sourceChoices: - identifier: C1 content: France - identifier: C2 content: Germany - identifier: C3 content: Italy - identifier: C4 content: Spain targetChoices: - identifier: T1 content: Paris - identifier: T2 content: Berlin - identifier: T3 content: Rome - identifier: T4 content: Madrid responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: directedPair correctResponse: value: - - C1 - T1 - - C2 - T2 - - C3 - T3 - - C4 - T4 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit requires correctly matching all four pairs.

stimulus: - identifier: Stimulus1 - identifier: Stimulus2 json-order: summary: JSON - Order Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: order-item-1 type: order title: Robust Historical Events Ordering Question metadata: subject: History grade: '7' standard: Chronology lesson: American History Timeline difficulty: medium interaction: type: order responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: true orientation: vertical questionStructure: prompt: >- Place these historical events in chronological order (earliest to latest). choices: - identifier: C1 content: Declaration of Independence (1776) - identifier: C2 content: Constitution Ratified (1788) - identifier: C3 content: Louisiana Purchase (1803) - identifier: C4 content: Civil War Begins (1861) responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: ordered baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - C1 - C2 - C3 - C4 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit requires correct chronological ordering.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-associate: summary: JSON - Associate Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: associate-item-1 type: associate title: Robust Country–Capital Association Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: World Capitals lesson: European Capitals difficulty: medium interaction: type: associate responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: false maxAssociations: 4 questionStructure: prompt: Associate each country with its capital. sourceChoices: - identifier: C1 content: France - identifier: C2 content: Germany targetChoices: - identifier: T1 content: Paris - identifier: T2 content: Berlin responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: directedPair correctResponse: value: - - C1 - T1 - - C2 - T2 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Award points for each correct country–capital pair.

stimulus: - identifier: Stimulus1 - identifier: Stimulus2 json-select-point: summary: JSON - Select Point Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: select-point-item-1 type: select-point title: Robust Map Location Selection Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '6' standard: Map Skills lesson: Major World Cities difficulty: medium interaction: type: select-point responseIdentifier: RESPONSE maxChoices: 2 minChoices: 1 questionStructure: prompt: Select two major cities on the map. object: data: https://example.com/map-image.jpg width: 800 height: 600 type: image/jpeg mediaType: image/jpeg responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: point correctResponse: value: - 200 300 - 400 500 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit requires selecting both city points accurately.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-graphic-order: summary: JSON - Graphic Order Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: graphic-order-item-1 type: graphic-order title: Robust Timeline Graphic Order Question metadata: subject: History grade: '8' standard: Chronology lesson: 20th Century Events difficulty: medium interaction: type: graphic-order responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: true questionStructure: prompt: >- Order these 20th-century events chronologically on the timeline. object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 800 height: 400 type: image/png mediaType: image/png orderChoices: - identifier: EVENT1 label: World War I (1914) shape: rect coords: 50,50,150,100 - identifier: EVENT2 label: Great Depression (1929) shape: rect coords: 200,50,300,100 - identifier: EVENT3 label: Moon Landing (1969) shape: rect coords: 350,50,450,100 responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: ordered baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - EVENT1 - EVENT2 - EVENT3 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit for correct chronological ordering of all events.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-graphic-associate: summary: JSON - Graphic Associate Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: graphic-associate-item-1 type: graphic-associate title: Robust Map Landmark Association Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '7' standard: Cartography lesson: Landmark Identification difficulty: medium interaction: type: graphic-associate responseIdentifier: RESPONSE maxAssociations: 4 shuffle: false questionStructure: prompt: Match city markers to landmarks. object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 800 height: 600 type: image/png mediaType: image/png associableHotspots: - identifier: C1 shape: circle coords: 100,100,10 matchMax: 1 label: City Hall - identifier: C2 shape: circle coords: 200,200,10 matchMax: 1 label: Museum responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: directedPair correctResponse: value: - C1 C2 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Award points for each correct landmark association.

stimulus: - identifier: Stimulus1 - identifier: Stimulus2 json-graphic-gap-match: summary: JSON - Graphic Gap Match Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: graphic-gap-match-item-1 type: graphic-gap-match title: Robust Graphic Gap Match Map Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '7' standard: Map Skills lesson: Label Placement difficulty: medium interaction: type: graphic-gap-match responseIdentifier: RESPONSE shuffle: false questionStructure: prompt: Drag each city label to its correct location on the map. object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 800 height: 600 type: image/png mediaType: image/png gapImgs: - identifier: GAP1 matchMax: 1 object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 50 height: 30 type: image/png - identifier: GAP2 matchMax: 1 object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 50 height: 30 type: image/png associableHotspots: - identifier: SPOT1 shape: circle coords: 100,100,20 matchMax: 1 - identifier: SPOT2 shape: rect coords: 200,200,250,250 matchMax: 1 responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: directedPair correctResponse: value: - GAP1 SPOT1 - GAP2 SPOT2 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Award points for each correctly placed label.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-hotspot: summary: JSON - Hotspot Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: hotspot-item-1 type: hotspot title: Robust Region Selection Hotspot Question metadata: subject: Geography grade: '5' standard: Map Skills lesson: Landmark Regions difficulty: easy interaction: type: hotspot responseIdentifier: RESPONSE maxChoices: 2 questionStructure: prompt: >- Select the two regions that are known for their historical landmarks. object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 800 height: 600 type: image/png mediaType: image/png hotspots: - identifier: REGION1 shape: rect coords: 100,100,200,200 - identifier: REGION2 shape: circle coords: 300,300,50 - identifier: REGION3 shape: poly coords: 500,100,600,100,550,200 responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - REGION1 - REGION2 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit for selecting both correct regions.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-hottext: summary: JSON - Hottext Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: hottext-item-1 type: hottext title: Robust Hottext Reading Question metadata: subject: ELA grade: '6' standard: Reading Comprehension lesson: Vocabulary in Context difficulty: medium interaction: type: hottext responseIdentifier: RESPONSE questionStructure: prompt: Select the highlighted terms in the paragraph. text: >-

This is a sample text with another example.

responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: multiple baseType: identifier correctResponse: value: - H1 - H2 outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT modalFeedback: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show title: Great Job! content:

You correctly selected all highlighted terms.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show title: Review Needed content: >-

Please reread the passage and select the highlighted words.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit requires selecting both highlighted terms.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-slider: summary: JSON - Slider Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: slider-item-1 type: slider title: Robust Temperature Slider Question metadata: subject: Science grade: '5' standard: Thermodynamics lesson: Temperature Scales difficulty: medium interaction: type: slider responseIdentifier: RESPONSE lower-bound: 0 upper-bound: 50 step: 1 orientation: horizontal questionStructure: prompt: Set the slider to room temperature in Celsius. object: data: https://example.com/temperature-scale.jpg width: 800 height: 100 type: image/jpeg mediaType: image/jpeg responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: float correctResponse: value: - '20' outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Full credit for selecting exactly 20°C. Partial credit for 19-21°C.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-drawing: summary: JSON - Drawing Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: drawing-item-1 type: drawing title: Robust Drawing Task metadata: subject: Art grade: '6' standard: Creative Expression lesson: Basic Shapes difficulty: easy interaction: type: drawing responseIdentifier: RESPONSE questionStructure: prompt: Draw a simple house with a door and two windows. canvas: width: 800 height: 600 object: data: data:image/png;base64,PLACEHOLDER width: 800 height: 600 type: image/png mediaType: image/png responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: file correctResponse: value: - '' outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: map_response responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: SUBMITTED incorrectResponseIdentifier: NOT_SUBMITTED feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: The house should include a rectangular body, a triangular roof, one door, and two windows.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-media: summary: JSON - Media Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: media-item-1 type: media title: Robust Media Analysis Question metadata: subject: Science grade: '8' standard: Physics – Motion lesson: Newton's Laws difficulty: medium interaction: type: media responseIdentifier: RESPONSE autostart: true minPlays: 0 maxPlays: 2 loop: false questionStructure: prompt: Watch the video and identify the key concept. object: data: https://example.com/sample-video.mp4 width: 640 height: 360 type: video/mp4 mediaType: video/mp4 responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: string correctResponse: value: - Inertia outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: match_correct responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: CORRECT incorrectResponseIdentifier: INCORRECT feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Answers should clearly state the concept of inertia and reference examples from the video.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus1 json-upload: summary: JSON - Upload Example (Experimental) value: format: json identifier: upload-item-1 type: upload title: Robust File Upload Question metadata: subject: English grade: '7' standard: Writing Assessment lesson: Persuasive Essay difficulty: hard interaction: type: upload responseIdentifier: RESPONSE questionStructure: prompt: Upload your completed persuasive essay as a PDF. allowedTypes: - application/pdf maxSize: 10485760 maxFiles: 1 responseDeclarations: - identifier: RESPONSE cardinality: single baseType: string correctResponse: value: - '' outcomeDeclarations: - identifier: FEEDBACK cardinality: single baseType: identifier - identifier: FEEDBACK-INLINE cardinality: single baseType: identifier responseProcessing: templateType: map_response responseDeclarationIdentifier: RESPONSE outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK correctResponseIdentifier: SUBMITTED incorrectResponseIdentifier: NOT_SUBMITTED feedbackBlock: - outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: CORRECT showHide: show content:

Correct! Well done.

- outcomeIdentifier: FEEDBACK identifier: INCORRECT showHide: show content: >-

Incorrect. Please review and try again.

rubrics: - use: ext:criteria view: scorer body: >-

Rubric: Essays will be scored on clarity, structure, and persuasive techniques.

stimulus: identifier: Stimulus-Upload1 responses: '201': description: Metadata updated successfully content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: Unique identifier for the entity on the service provider. title: type: string description: >- Human-readable title of the entity on the service provider. type: type: string enum: - choice - text-entry - extended-text - inline-choice - match - order - associate - select-point - graphic-order - graphic-associate - graphic-gap-match - hotspot - hottext - slider - drawing - media - upload description: >- Assessment item interaction types that are supported by the service provider. customInteractionTypeIdentifier: type: string description: >- For portable-custom interactions, the custom-interaction-type-identifier attribute from the QTI XML element. qtiVersion: type: string default: '3.0' description: QTI version of the assessment item timeDependent: type: boolean default: false description: >- Indicates whether the candidate's response time affects the scoring or outcome of this assessment item. When true, timing data is used in response processing calculations. adaptive: type: boolean default: false description: >- Indicates whether this assessment item adapts its presentation or behavior based on the candidate's responses. Adaptive items can modify their content, difficulty, or available options during the assessment session. responseDeclarations: type: array items: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this response variable within the item; must be distinct from other item variables and cannot use reserved names (completionStatus, numAttempts, duration). cardinality: type: string enum: - single - multiple - ordered - record description: >- Specifies how many values the response variable can hold and whether order matters. baseType: type: string enum: - identifier - boolean - integer - float - string - point - pair - directedPair - duration - file - uri description: >- Primitive data type for each answer stored in the variable (e.g., integer, string, boolean). Omit when cardinality is 'record', because each field in a record may have its own type. correctResponse: type: object properties: value: type: array items: type: string required: - value description: >- Optional model answer; must conform to the variable's cardinality (single = one value, multiple/ordered = ordered or unordered list); omit when no optimal answer exists (e.g., essays); delivery engines may display it as the solution in review mode. required: - identifier - cardinality - correctResponse outcomeDeclarations: type: array items: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this response variable within the item; must be distinct from other item variables and cannot use reserved names (completionStatus, numAttempts, duration). cardinality: type: string enum: - single - multiple - ordered - record description: >- Specifies how many values the response variable can hold and whether order matters. baseType: type: string enum: - identifier - boolean - integer - float - string - point - pair - directedPair - duration - file - uri description: >- Primitive data type for each answer stored in the variable (e.g., integer, string, boolean). Omit when cardinality is 'record', because each field in a record may have its own type. required: - identifier - cardinality responseProcessing: type: object properties: templateType: type: string enum: - match_correct - map_response description: >- Response processing template type. 'match_correct' compares the candidate's response directly against the correct response and assigns binary feedback. 'map_response' uses mapping rules to assign scores and feedback based on response values. responseDeclarationIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the response declaration that this response processing rule applies to. Must match an existing responseDeclaration identifier within the same assessment item. outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that will be set by this response processing rule. Common values include 'SCORE' for numeric scoring or 'FEEDBACK' for feedback identifiers. correctResponseIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier value assigned to the outcome variable when the candidate's response is evaluated as correct. Used primarily with match_correct template type. incorrectResponseIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier value assigned to the outcome variable when the candidate's response is evaluated as incorrect. Used primarily with match_correct template type. inlineFeedback: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable to be set with the inline feedback value. variableIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the variable whose value will be assigned to the outcome variable during response processing. required: - outcomeIdentifier - variableIdentifier description: >- Optional inline feedback configuration that sets an outcome variable based on another variable's value during response processing. required: - templateType - responseDeclarationIdentifier - outcomeIdentifier - correctResponseIdentifier - incorrectResponseIdentifier description: >- Response processing is the process by which the Delivery Engine assigns outcomes based on the candidate's responses. The outcomes may be used to provide feedback to the candidate. Response processing must only take place in direct response to a user action or in response to some expected event, such as the end of a test. metadata: type: object properties: subject: type: string description: Subject area for the assessment item example: Math grade: type: string enum: - '-1' - '0' - '1' - '2' - '3' - '4' - '5' - '6' - '7' - '8' - '9' - '10' - '11' - '12' - '13' description: >- Grade level for the assessment item. Must use a value from K-12 example: '10' difficulty: type: string enum: - easy - medium - hard description: Difficulty level of the assessment item example: easy learningObjectiveSet: type: array items: type: object properties: source: type: string description: >- The source of the learning objective set or learning standards. example: CASE learningObjectiveIds: type: array items: type: string description: >- Array of learning objective identifiers. If source is 'CASE', these can be the CFItem sourcedIds or CFItem's Human Coding Schema. example: - D1.5.6-8 - C2.6.7-8 - E3.1.2-3 required: - source - learningObjectiveIds description: >- Learning objectives associated with this assessment item example: - source: CASE learningObjectiveIds: - id-123 - id-456 - id-789 additionalProperties: true description: >- Additional custom metadata for assessment items with validation for specific fields used by external applications rawXml: type: string description: >- Raw XML representation of the entity, automatically generated from the JSON or XML sent when creating entities on the service provider. The rawxml field will contain all content sent when creating the entity on the service provider. This field is stable and should be used when working within this QTI API. content: type: object properties: qti-assessment-item: type: object properties: _attributes: type: object properties: xmlns: type: string xmlns:xsi: type: string xsi:schemaLocation: type: string identifier: type: string title: type: string adaptive: type: string time-dependent: type: string required: - xmlns - xmlns:xsi - xsi:schemaLocation - identifier - title - adaptive - time-dependent qti-response-declaration: type: array items: type: object properties: _attributes: type: object properties: identifier: type: string cardinality: type: string baseType: type: string required: - identifier - cardinality - baseType qti-correct-response: type: object properties: qti-value: type: array items: type: string required: - qti-value required: - _attributes - qti-correct-response qti-outcome-declaration: type: array items: type: object properties: _attributes: type: object properties: identifier: type: string cardinality: type: string baseType: type: string required: - identifier - cardinality - baseType required: - _attributes qti-assessment-stimulus-ref: type: array items: type: object properties: _attributes: type: object properties: identifier: type: string href: type: string title: type: string required: - identifier - href - title required: - _attributes qti-item-body: {} qti-response-processing: {} required: - _attributes - qti-response-declaration - qti-outcome-declaration required: - qti-assessment-item description: >- Parsed XML content generated by the service provider. For production use, rawXml is recommended over this parsed structure. modalFeedback: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. title: type: string description: >- Optional title displayed in the modal feedback dialog header. Only used with modal feedback presentations. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - title description: >- Modal feedback shown to candidates in popup dialogs immediately following response processing. Cannot contain interaction elements and is displayed based on outcome variable values. feedbackInline: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. class: type: array items: type: string description: >- CSS class names applied to the feedback element for styling purposes. Multiple classes can be specified for flexible presentation control. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - class description: >- Inline feedback embedded within interaction elements, displayed alongside choices or input areas. Provides contextual feedback. feedbackBlock: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. class: type: array items: type: string description: >- CSS class names applied to the feedback element for styling purposes. Multiple classes can be specified for flexible presentation control. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - class description: >- Inline feedback embedded within interaction elements, displayed alongside choices or input areas. Provides contextual feedback. createdAt: type: string format: date-time description: ISO 8601 timestamp when the entity was created updatedAt: type: string format: date-time description: ISO 8601 timestamp when the entity was last updated __v: type: number description: MongoDB version key for optimistic concurrency control required: - identifier - title - type - qtiVersion - timeDependent - adaptive - rawXml - content - createdAt - updatedAt '400': description: Invalid request body content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: error: type: string details: type: string required: - error '500': description: Internal Server Error content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: error: type: string description: Error type identifier message: type: string description: Human-readable error message eventId: type: string description: Sentry event ID for error tracking details: type: string description: Stack trace or additional error details required: - error - message - details description: Internal server error response components: schemas: AssessmentItem: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: Unique identifier for the entity on the service provider. title: type: string description: Human-readable title of the entity on the service provider. type: type: string enum: - choice - text-entry - extended-text - inline-choice - match - order - associate - select-point - graphic-order - graphic-associate - graphic-gap-match - hotspot - hottext - slider - drawing - media - upload description: >- Assessment item interaction types that are supported by the service provider. qtiVersion: type: string default: '3.0' description: QTI version of the assessment item timeDependent: type: boolean default: false description: >- Indicates whether the candidate's response time affects the scoring or outcome of this assessment item. When true, timing data is used in response processing calculations. adaptive: type: boolean default: false description: >- Indicates whether this assessment item adapts its presentation or behavior based on the candidate's responses. Adaptive items can modify their content, difficulty, or available options during the assessment session. responseDeclarations: type: array items: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this response variable within the item; must be distinct from other item variables and cannot use reserved names (completionStatus, numAttempts, duration). cardinality: type: string enum: - single - multiple - ordered - record description: >- Specifies how many values the response variable can hold and whether order matters. baseType: type: string enum: - identifier - boolean - integer - float - string - point - pair - directedPair - duration - file - uri description: >- Primitive data type for each answer stored in the variable (e.g., integer, string, boolean). Omit when cardinality is 'record', because each field in a record may have its own type. correctResponse: type: object properties: value: type: array items: type: string required: - value description: >- Optional model answer; must conform to the variable's cardinality (single = one value, multiple/ordered = ordered or unordered list); omit when no optimal answer exists (e.g., essays); delivery engines may display it as the solution in review mode. required: - identifier - cardinality - correctResponse outcomeDeclarations: type: array items: type: object properties: identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this response variable within the item; must be distinct from other item variables and cannot use reserved names (completionStatus, numAttempts, duration). cardinality: type: string enum: - single - multiple - ordered - record description: >- Specifies how many values the response variable can hold and whether order matters. baseType: type: string enum: - identifier - boolean - integer - float - string - point - pair - directedPair - duration - file - uri description: >- Primitive data type for each answer stored in the variable (e.g., integer, string, boolean). Omit when cardinality is 'record', because each field in a record may have its own type. required: - identifier - cardinality responseProcessing: type: object properties: templateType: type: string enum: - match_correct - map_response description: >- Response processing template type. 'match_correct' compares the candidate's response directly against the correct response and assigns binary feedback. 'map_response' uses mapping rules to assign scores and feedback based on response values. responseDeclarationIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the response declaration that this response processing rule applies to. Must match an existing responseDeclaration identifier within the same assessment item. outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that will be set by this response processing rule. Common values include 'SCORE' for numeric scoring or 'FEEDBACK' for feedback identifiers. correctResponseIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier value assigned to the outcome variable when the candidate's response is evaluated as correct. Used primarily with match_correct template type. incorrectResponseIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier value assigned to the outcome variable when the candidate's response is evaluated as incorrect. Used primarily with match_correct template type. inlineFeedback: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable to be set with the inline feedback value. variableIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the variable whose value will be assigned to the outcome variable during response processing. required: - outcomeIdentifier - variableIdentifier description: >- Optional inline feedback configuration that sets an outcome variable based on another variable's value during response processing. required: - templateType - responseDeclarationIdentifier - outcomeIdentifier - correctResponseIdentifier - incorrectResponseIdentifier description: >- Response processing is the process by which the Delivery Engine assigns outcomes based on the candidate's responses. The outcomes may be used to provide feedback to the candidate. Response processing must only take place in direct response to a user action or in response to some expected event, such as the end of a test. metadata: type: object properties: subject: type: string description: Subject area for the assessment item example: Math grade: type: string enum: - '-1' - '0' - '1' - '2' - '3' - '4' - '5' - '6' - '7' - '8' - '9' - '10' - '11' - '12' - '13' description: Grade level for the assessment item. Must use a value from K-12 example: '10' difficulty: type: string enum: - easy - medium - hard description: Difficulty level of the assessment item example: easy learningObjectiveSet: type: array items: type: object properties: source: type: string description: >- The source of the learning objective set or learning standards. example: CASE learningObjectiveIds: type: array items: type: string description: >- Array of learning objective identifiers. If source is 'CASE', these can be the CFItem sourcedIds or CFItem's Human Coding Schema. example: - D1.5.6-8 - C2.6.7-8 - E3.1.2-3 required: - source - learningObjectiveIds description: Learning objectives associated with this assessment item example: - source: CASE learningObjectiveIds: - id-123 - id-456 - id-789 additionalProperties: true description: >- Additional custom metadata for assessment items with validation for specific fields used by external applications modalFeedback: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. title: type: string description: >- Optional title displayed in the modal feedback dialog header. Only used with modal feedback presentations. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - title description: >- Modal feedback shown to candidates in popup dialogs immediately following response processing. Cannot contain interaction elements and is displayed based on outcome variable values. feedbackInline: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. class: type: array items: type: string description: >- CSS class names applied to the feedback element for styling purposes. Multiple classes can be specified for flexible presentation control. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - class description: >- Inline feedback embedded within interaction elements, displayed alongside choices or input areas. Provides contextual feedback. feedbackBlock: type: array items: type: object properties: outcomeIdentifier: type: string description: >- Identifier of the outcome variable that controls when this feedback is displayed. The feedback is shown or hidden based on the value of this outcome variable after response processing. identifier: type: string description: >- Unique identifier for this specific feedback element within the assessment item. Used to reference and control this particular piece of feedback. showHide: type: string enum: - show - hide description: >- Determines the feedback visibility behavior. 'show' displays the feedback when the outcome variable matches the identifier, 'hide' conceals it when the outcome variable matches. content: type: string description: >- The HTML or text content to be displayed as feedback to the candidate. class: type: array items: type: string description: >- CSS class names applied to the feedback element for styling purposes. Multiple classes can be specified for flexible presentation control. required: - outcomeIdentifier - identifier - showHide - content - class description: >- Inline feedback embedded within interaction elements, displayed alongside choices or input areas. Provides contextual feedback. required: - identifier - title - type securitySchemes: OAuth2: type: oauth2 flows: clientCredentials: scopes: https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/qti/v3/scope/readonly: Read access to QTI https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/qti/v3/scope/createput: Create and update access to QTI https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/qti/v3/scope/delete: Delete access to QTI tokenUrl: >- https://prod-beyond-timeback-api-2-idp.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com/oauth2/token MCP: type: oauth2 flows: authorizationCode: authorizationUrl: >- https://prod-beyond-timeback-api-2-idp.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com/oauth2/authorize tokenUrl: >- https://prod-beyond-timeback-api-2-idp.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com/oauth2/token scopes: https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/qti/v3/scope/readonly: Read access to QTI ````