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How to Create an Exam in Your Course

With our app, you can easily create exams using the Quiz/Test content type within your course. Follow the steps below to set up an exam for your students.


1. Create a Course Structure

Before adding an exam, ensure you have a course set up with modules and lessons.

  • A course consists of multiple modules.

  • Each module contains multiple lessons.

  • Lessons can include different content types, including quizzes and tests.

2. Adding an Exam to Your Course

Step 1: Navigate to Your Course

  1. Go to Courses in your app dashboard.

  2. Select the course where you want to add an exam.

Step 2: Add a Module (If Needed)

  1. Click Add Module if your course does not already have a module.

  2. Give the module a name (e.g., "Final Exam" or "Chapter 1 Quiz").

  3. Save the module.

Step 3: Add a Lesson

  1. Inside your module, click Add Lesson.

  2. Choose a lesson title that represents your exam (e.g., "Midterm Test").

  1. Click Add content - Select the lesson type Quiz / Test.

3. Configure Your Exam

Once you’ve added the Quiz / Test content type, you can configure your exam as you wish.

4. Quiz / Tests Feature Explanation

The Quiz / Tests feature in your course allows you to create assessments for students within a lesson. Here’s a breakdown of the available options in the screenshot:


1. Adding Questions

  • + Add question → Manually add individual questions.

  • Add questions in bulk → Upload multiple questions at once for faster setup.


2. View Mode Options

  • Slide - Show each question → Students will see one question at a time and need to navigate through them.

  • Scrollable - Show all questions → All questions are displayed on the same page, allowing students to scroll through them.


3. Additional Settings

"Member has to pass the quiz before completing the lesson"

  • If enabled, students must achieve a passing score before they can move on to the next lesson.

"Allow students to view a summary of the results"

  • If enabled, students can review their answers and see which questions were correct or incorrect after submitting the quiz.


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