The Center for Pedagogy Applied to Health Sciences (CPASS) at the University of Montreal describes the Concordance of Judgment as an exercise that:

"...consists of placing the participant in front of cases presented in short vignettes reflecting the complexity and ambiguity often encountered in professional practice. The participant's task is to decide on the adequacy or inadequacy of behaviors related to professionalism or ethics.

Concordance of Judgment does not claim to show what the ideal path of professional or ethical reasoning would be in a given situation. It offers the opportunity to reflect repeatedly in contexts that the participant is likely to encounter in their practice."

First, open the course of your choice in which you want to add a Judgment Concordance Test type question. You can also start from scratch by creating a brand-new course. ​ Click on Create a question and select Judgment Concordance Test under Questions.

You can import questions from a file or from Wooclap, among others. There is no need to recreate all your questions from scratch.

Start by describing the proposed case or situation (1). Write the question you want to ask your audience (2). Finally, indicate the opinions of the experts (3).

You can modify the answers by entering a number or by clicking the arrows.

You can also add comments to each answer to provide additional information.

Student answers are compared to answers previously given by members of an expert panel. Learners can then self-calibrate by discovering how their response compares to those of the panel and explore the experts' reasoning using the justifications they provided for their answers.

You can format your text or insert sound, an image, or a video using the formatting bar that appears when you click on a field.

Under Options, you have the possibility to create or select tags for your question. These tags will help you have a better view when reading your results.

Once your question is customized, remember to click Finish. The question will then be saved in your course. You can also click Create another question if you wish to continue working on your course.

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