Create  Scalable, Robust, and Reliable Assessments 

Any time you want to grade the responses of your participants you create a quiz 

Use cases 
in this system you can create quizzes for different kinds of applications from creating fun quizzes for your training to skill assessments to psychometrics you can create any quiz here.

  1. Recruitment exams: Serious time-bound examinations with no cheating environment 
  2. Fun Trivia quiz 
  3. Psychometric quizzes 
  4. Multiple choice quiz for assessment 
  5. quiz with feedback 
  6. Simulated written examinations of open-ended responses 
Here are the different types of quizzes you can create 
1. Multiple choice questions with response level feedback and marking
2. Yes / No questions
3. Single Selection questions
4. Sorting and sequencing questions
5. Essay-type questions

Question types available for the Quiz type module are: 
  1. Single Selection - is a multiple-choice question that allows the user to choose only one option out of many. You can add marks on correct options or add negative markings if you want.
    You can add as many options as you want from the "Add Option" button. Multiple options can have positive and negative marks.
  2. Multi Selection - can have multiple correct answers and the learner needs to identify all the correct answers. We can add positive or negative marks for answers.
    The learner will be able to select multiple options for submitting multiple selection questions.
  3. Essay Question - is a type of manual grading question. It will have 1 question which the learner will need to answer in essay/paragraph format. The learner will be shown a text area where he can write and submit.
    You will be able to see the learner's response in the progress reporting module and give marks to the learner based on his performance. You can not give more marks than the maximum marks set in the question.
  4. Yes No - Shows the option to either give Yes or No as a response by the learner. You need to select the correct answer for the question and the marks for the question, so when the learner selects the correct answer he will be given the marks.
  5. Sequencing - To create a sequencing question, you need to add the options in the correct order. These options will be shown in a jumbled way and the learner that sorts the option in the correct order will be given full marks that are set in the question.