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Group quizzes: auto-graded prep and review checks

Attach auto-graded multiple-choice and true/false quizzes to events for prep and review, set attempt windows, retries, and passing scores, and reuse questions from banks.

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"Did anyone actually do the reading?" — the weekly worry of every study lead and academy owner. Quizzes in E:DA automate that check: you write the questions, the system grades, and results stay on record. Part 5 of the deep-dive series covers creating quizzes, attaching them to events, and using the results.

Create a quiz — grading is automatic

Admins register questions, choices, and answers. Multiple-choice and true/false questions grade themselves the moment answers are submitted — there is no collect-and-mark step at all. Set a passing score and pass/fail is ruled automatically too.

Attach to an event — prep and review assignments

A quiz can be attached to a specific event.

  • Open it before the session for a prep check: "read next week's material and take the quiz."
  • Open it after for a review assignment: five questions on today's key points.

Attached quizzes appear on their event's screen, and the group's quiz page keeps the full archive.

Attempt rules — window, retries, passing line

  • Attempt window: set start and end times; after the deadline no attempts are accepted.
  • Max attempts: cap at one for exam-style use, or allow several for practice.
  • Passing score: for anything with a bar to clear, like a belt-promotion theory test.

Quiz detail — question count, passing line, and attempt limit

The member's flow

Members open the quiz, answer, and submit — saving mid-way and resuming is fine. On submit they see their auto-graded result immediately. Admins get everyone's results on one screen: who attempted, how the group scored.

Taking a quiz — one question at a time with a progress bar

Question banks — write once, reuse forever

Running the same orientation quiz every cohort? Keep questions in a question bank and reuse them — taekwondo theory questions, a study group's past exams, anything you'll ask again.

How groups use it

  • Job-prep study group: five prep questions before each session; non-takers are visible at a glance.
  • Taekwondo academy: theory test before belt promotion; only students above the passing score proceed.
  • Workplace learning club: post-seminar review quizzes as a participation record.

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