Tutorial · Assessment

Build and run a quiz

CBT lets you set a timed, auto-graded quiz your students take on screen. Author the questions, publish, and the results come back graded.

~9 minStaff ConsoleAuto-graded

§ 01Create a quiz

Open CBT, pick a class, and press New quiz. Choose the Subject, give it a Title, set Total points and a Duration (minutes), optionally a due time and instructions, then press Create quiz.

The New quiz form: a subject select, title, total points, duration in minutes, optional due time and instructions, and a Create quiz button.
Fig.Duration becomes the on-screen countdown each student sees when they take the quiz.

§ 02Add questions

The quiz editor opens. Add each question, choosing a type:

  • MCQ — single answer (one correct answer)
  • MCQ — multiple answers (one or more correct)
  • True / False

Type the prompt, add options with Add option, and mark the correct answer(s). Use the reorder and delete controls to arrange items. Your draft autosaves as you write.

The quiz editor: a quiz metadata panel, a list of question items, and an add-item form with a question-type selector and options.
Fig.Build all your questions while the quiz is still a draft — questions lock once you publish.

§ 03Publish it

When the questions are ready, publish the quiz from the editor header. You'll be warned that you can't edit questions after this. Once published, enrolled students see it until its due time; you can Close quiz to end it early.

§ 04Review attempts

Open View results on a published quiz to see each student's attempt and score. Multiple-choice and true/false answers are graded automatically; open an attempt to see the per-question breakdown.

§ 05Reset an attempt

If a student needs another go — a genuine technical issue, say — use Reset attempt on their attempt so they can retake the quiz.

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