Give your courses and tutorials interactive spark by adding a quiz! Serious or silly, the choice is up to you.
In this section we will learn how to add multiple choice questions to our TutnIQ courses and tutorials.
TutnIQ quizzes are inline, this means that they form part of the flow of the course and are not hidden away on a separate page. Users can test their knowledge immediately after learning something, and course creators can use quizzes as a way of sharing their knowledge.
TutnIQ quizzes can be used as an inline part of a course or tutorial?
You do not have to be signed-in to do more than 5 questions.
We are not tracking your answers, results or progress.
This results of this course will NOT appear on your public listing of completed courses. Sorry!
Simply reload the page to try answering the questions differently.
Currently, only system administrators are able to create demo quizzes.
Quiz questions are publicly visible, but users must be signed-in to do more than the first five questions of a course or tutorial. This serves to encourage users to join TutnIQ, and is also a lightweight anti-cheating mechanism.
Users may do a quiz as many times as they want, but we do keep track of the number of attempts that they make (if they are signed-in). The number of attempts appears on the users public listing of completed courses.
A public record of a user's completed courses is available from the user's profile page, for example: Michael Lockyear's completed courses listing. We discuss this further in a separate tutorial, Manage your course results.
Which of the following statements about TutnIQ quizzes is true?
TutnIQ quizzes are visible to the public.
Signed-in users may only attempt a question once.
Users are given public acknowledgement for successful completion of a course.
The number of times a user attempts a course before succeeding is private.
multiple response questions (multiple correct answers).
Please select the statements which correctly describe cats.
Cats can be kept as pets.