What’s up everybody, it's Brian from iSpring, and today, we're gonna find out how to make
an online quiz.
We'll start here with this New Orleans Quiz as an example of some of the awesome things
you can do in iSpring QuizMaker.
To get started adding questions, just use these buttons up here.
You can choose from 11 graded, and 12 survey questions.
At the beginning of the quiz is an intro slide, which you can deactivate if you don't need it.
Any slide, including intro, question, or result slide, can be enhanced with pictures, equations,
audio, and video.
Let's have a look at this first question, which is a simple True/False question.
Unlike the basic intro slide, we now have more options, including answer choices.
Just put your question text here,
and you can change the text of any answer choice if you like.
You can even attach pictures and equations to answer choices.
Each question has its own little set of options,
or you can just check this box to use the defaults, which we'll see here in a minute.
Here, you can set the score, number of attempts, and set a time limit for the question.
Now let's go over here to this tab and check out feedback.
The standard feedback is by question, but on a multiple choice question,
you can even set up custom feedback for each answer.
Some questions, like Multiple Response, also allow a partially correct answer,
which you can create feedback for as well.
To edit feedback, just click this button.
Not only can you add text here, but you can also add audio, weblinks, equations, and pictures.
OK, now let's get out of here and look at the Slide View mode.
This is one of the coolest things about QuizMaker, because you can edit all your slides
right here, and see exactly how it will look to your learners.
You can choose from a bunch of built-in themes here, and add a background with this button.
Over here on the Insert tab, there's a bunch of extra stuff you can add as well.
Once again, you have pictures and equations, but you can also use the iSpring Content Library
to add characters, backgrounds, and objects.
I made a cool tutorial that goes into all that in more detail, so I highly recommend
you check it out!
Here on the Animation tab, you can even animate the answer choices to add that extra little
kick to your quiz.
Alright, now let's get back to Form View, and scroll down here to the result slides.
At the end of the quiz, you can show users a pass or a fail slide.
Just like the intro slide, they can be disabled too.
These checkboxes control what you can show to your users, and the Quiz Review lets them
go back through the quiz to check their answers.
I made a whole tutorial about that if you wanna check it out.
OK, now let’s swing over here to the quiz properties.
There's a bunch of little things here you can fine-tune, like passing score, time limit,
attempts, and feedback,
and you can also change the way your quiz takers navigate through the quiz.
The question defaults are the same thing that's available individually under every question,
so you can just set standard stuff here and check the default box to make it faster.
Finally, you can collect results from your online quiz here.
You can set different behaviors for if the user passes or fails,
and have results sent to the quiz taker's email, to your email, or to a server.
OK, now let's get out of here and see how to publish!
You can publish in standard web format, or for an LMS,
or just make it a printable Word document.
There are also a couple of built-in options from iSpring.
You can use iSpring Learn LMS, or iSpring Cloud hosting and sharing service.
I'll use that for this demo to show you how easy it is.
If you don't have an account already, it's super-easy to sign up with this tiny little form.
Then, you can enter your account details, and sign in.
Now you're ready to publish!
Just change your title and destination if you like,
then pick a format here, and click Publish.
Your quiz will be automatically converted and uploaded to iSpring Cloud, and then automatically
open up in a browser.
Here, you can preview your quiz, and share it right away by clicking the Share button.
Allow access with this switch, and then you can copy this link,
or share it directly on social media.
You can also send it via email, and embed it on your website with this embed code.
Thanks for watching!
Now, you're a quiz whiz!