package a QTI 3.0 assessment test (not just a single item) as an imsmanifest.xml-based content package
domain: imsglobal.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Author the assessmentTest XML referencing its constituent testPart and assessmentItemRef elements
Collect the assessmentTest XML, item XML files, and any media assets into a single directory tree
Generate imsmanifest.xml at the zip root listing every resource, its type, and file dependencies per the 1EdTech Content Packaging 1.0 profile
Add Learning Object Metadata (LOM) in the manifest for discoverability if the target platform consumes it
Zip the directory (manifest at the root) and validate the package against a QTI 3.0-conformant import tool before distribution
Known gotchas
The manifest file must be named exactly imsmanifest.xml and sit at the root of the zip, or conformant importers will reject the package outright
QTI 3.0 packaging depends on the separate Content Packaging 1.0 spec plus LOM metadata rules — the item/test XML binding document alone does not define package structure
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