E-learning & online courses
Quizzes and exercises
Build auto-graded quizzes with a passing score and attempts, and exercises submitted by the learner that you grade manually.
Updated on June 4, 2026
Two lesson types let you assess learners: quizzes (auto-graded) and exercises (manual grading).
Auto-graded quizzes
The quiz builder offers single-choice, multiple-choice or true/false questions. You set a passing score and a number of attempts. Grading happens server-side: the passing score gates lesson completion.
If you switch a multiple-choice question back to single-choice, only the first checked correct answer is kept — review the question.
Exercises and submissions
An exercise lesson carries an instruction (and an optional supporting file). The learner submits text and/or a file. You then grade manually from the Exercises tab: submitted / graded status, mark and comment. Resubmitting resets the grading.
Tracking results
Results feed the learner workspace (My quiz results panel, aggregated per course) and can drive automatic certification.
Next step
Set up certificate issuance with automatic certification and learner tracking.
Frequently asked questions
- Can the learner see the correct answer before answering?
- No. The answer key is never sent to the learner's browser: grading stays server-side. The player only receives the options, without which one is correct.
- How is a quiz lesson completed?
- Only by taking the quiz and reaching the passing score. Manually marking a quiz lesson complete is rejected.