Graded quiz or Survey with 23 available question types

Create a graded quiz to track users’ correct/incorrect answers or choose the Survey question type to carry out research.

11 question types for a graded quiz, exam or test:

12 question types for a survey, assessment or questionnaire:

iSpring features 23 question formats, the most popular and extremely unique. Find a perfect output for every idea you have – make your quiz or survey look professional.

Mix the quiz types adding graded questions to your survey and vice versa to create outstanding quizzes that fulfill all of your requirements. QuizMaker also allows customizing font, size, style and color of your text and adding hyperlinks.

Quiz supplemented with images, formulas, audio, video and Flash movies

Every question can be enriched with an image, formula, audio or video file and Flash movie. Answers may include images and formulas as well. Find the content that best illustrates your idea, and iSpring will package it into your question just right.

Individual feedback on every question

Create a quiz that reacts correctly to any answer by providing individual feedback.

The individual feedback feature can be used to prompt correct answers during the study mode of the e-Learning course.

Branching for navigation through the quiz

Enable branching to have complete control over the testing process. Define questions that you want the user to take depending on his or her current answer.

Say the questions are ranged by complexity in your quiz. If a student doesn’t even know the basics, he will probably have to guess when the questions become more difficult. Choose ‘Finish the quiz’ in the ‘Branch to’ drop-down list to make a student finish after the very first failure.

Shuffle option and question pool for never-ending quiz variations

Question pool allows free drawing of a certain number of questions out of the “pool”. Just specify the number you want, and your learners will get a new set of questions every time they access your quiz.

Randomize the questions if you want to show all of them and don’t forget to shuffle the answers to generate a new challenging quiz every time.

Time, passing score and the number of attempts control

To receive informative and comparable quiz results you need to make sure to put every quiz-taker in the same conditions. You can do that by setting time limits and defining the acceptable number of attempts.

Here not only can you select the passing score for your quiz, but also a value for it: points or percentage. Percentage scale is more convenient because the maximum score is always normalized to 100%, which allows comparing the quiz result with other percentage results. To analyze the result in points, it is necessary to know the value of each question and the maximum score.

Customizable player text labels

Every single item in the quiz player can be renamed and the text label patterns can be saved for each particular project. The feature is indeed versatile for creating challenging tests in foreign languages or making quizzes understandable for native speakers.

Live preview of a quiz or a certain question

Preview the whole quiz or a single question to see the test with the end-user’s eyes. Experiment freely with the question content and instantly check up on how the quiz will look. The option is especially useful if you are publishing straight to the LMS and the final version becomes available to the end-users straight away.

Publishing to any SCORM/AICC compliant LMS

Upload created quizzes to any SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 (2nd, 3rd and 4th editions) and AICC compatible LMS or deliver via the iSpring Online LMS and track users' learning activities.

iSpring features special packaging opportunities for the BlackBoard LMS, making the quiz integration easy and hassle-free.

Quiz exported to Microsoft Word

Exporting your quiz to Microsoft Word is very useful for a number of reasons. First, this is the best way to check the spelling in the quiz, as Microsoft Word automatically underlines all the mistakes. Second, having your quiz in Microsoft Word implies access to the multitude of Word editing tools. Finally, printing out the paper copy of the quiz from Microsoft Word can be very practical for the e-Learning process.