How to Create a Blueprint manually

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In this video, we demonstrate how to create a blueprint from scratch using the Certiverse platform. You'll need to fill in key information, including:

Blueprint Name: The name of the blueprint (e.g., Secretary Assistant).
Assessment Level: Select the appropriate level (e.g., Entry).
Job/Role Title: Provide the job or role title (e.g., Secretary Assistant).
Job/Role Description: Write a detailed description outlining the role’s responsibilities and required skills, such as communication abilities and multitasking.

We also guide you through configuring the essential settings needed to finalize the blueprint. This step involves:

Item Naming: Define the Item Name Prefix (e.g., secas) and padding to structure item identifiers (e.g., secas0001).
Item Quantity: Set the Exam Duration (e.g., 90 minutes), target the number of forms, specify the number of Scored Items per Form (e.g., 50), and include a Margin for Bad Items to accommodate rejected items (e.g., 30).
Item Writing and Review Settings: Customize options like allowing negatively phrased stems, response options like "All of the Above," and the ability to add exhibits. Adjust SME review permissions (e.g., 3 reviews per itemand allow SME to re-review).
Estimated Items: Get a breakdown of the Approximate Required Items (e.g., 195 items), with reminders that the actual number may vary based on topic weights.

These details form the foundation of the blueprint, aligning the exam with the specific job requirements and ensuring relevance to real-world tasks. Following these steps will help you build a well-structured and effective exam blueprint.