In this tutorial we are going to go over how to create a quiz using iSpring Free.
I have already created my course in the familiar PowerPoint environment.
I did everything I would normally do to keep my course interactive and engaging including
using animations, transitions, triggers and hyperlinks.
It’s usually a good idea to add quizzes towards the end of your course, but you can
add knowledge checks throughout if you like.
Now that I am ready to add my quiz, I will begin by inserting a blank slide.
Now, select the Quiz button.
From here you can insert an already existing quiz by selecting Browse or create a new Graded
Quiz or Survey here.
I am going to create a new graded quiz today.
Free QuizMaker offers you three question types: Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, and Short
Answer.
If you want more options the full version of iSpring Suite offers 14 question types
including drag and drop questions.
I am going to create a simple three question quiz using each type of question starting
with Multiple Choice.
Type your question here.
Now you can fill in your answer options below, add additional questions by typing here and
select the correct answer by checking.
Down here I can make changes to the feedback given on correct or incorrect answers as well
as adjusting what each question is worth.
Over here I can enhance my questions with pictures, videos and audio.
I’m going to add a picture to this question by selecting the Picture button and selecting
an image from my desktop.
There, looks good.
Now I am ready to add a multiple response question.
I will select the Question button and choose Multiple Response.
This question is a version of multiple choice, but your students will be able to select more
than one correct answer.
See how I can select both of these options.
I am going to adjust the feedback for this question as well.
Now I am going to add an image for every answer of the question.
See how I’ve selected the Picture button beside each individual question.
This way, the correct photo will be associated with the correct answer.
Lastly, let’s add a short answer question.
Again, let’s type our question here and down here you can type the answer to your
question.
Of course, you can add additional answer if you like by typing here.
And again let’s change our feedback at the bottom.
Let’s keep things looking good by adding an image to this one as well.
When you are happy with your quiz click Save and Return to Course.
The Quiz will appear on your slide as a placeholder.
Before I publish I am going to take a quick look at the preview to see how my quiz will
look on different devices.
Now I will just move down to quiz to see how it looks and use these buttons here to show
how it will look like on different devices.
As you can see, the quiz layout adapts depending on the screen size.
Okay, this looks good.
Now I am ready to publish.
I will name my course and choose an output folder.
And if I wanted to publish to an LMS I would come down to this tab here.
I’m all set, so I will select Publish.
There, now that my course has finished processing I am going to view it and see how my Quiz
looks.
It looks good so far, all my PowerPoint Effects are working perfectly and, if I select the
menu icon I can navigate directly to the quiz.
Now, here is my quiz.
You can see my multiple choice question with the image beside it.
The user will receive feedback on correct or incorrect answers.
And they can click on images to enlarge.
When the quiz is finished, your students can view results or go through the quiz and review
the answers.
And that’s how easy it is create a course using iSpring Free.