Quiz game oversight for institutions

Turn quick quizzes into evidence you can use.

Teachers share quiz games, which are short, playable question sets, with a batch to check understanding. Each one leaves behind responses and scores. You can see which games were run, how many students played and what the results say about a topic.

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Why it helps

Low-stakes checks between formal tests show you early whether a topic has landed, without adding another exam to the calendar.

01

Participation you can count

Every quiz game lists its response count and average score next to the teacher and batch. A class with few responses tells you as much as a class with low marks.

02

A pulse between tests

Because quiz games are short, they fill the gaps between larger assessments. Their graded results feed the same topic analysis as tests and assignments in your institution’s Analytics.

03

Quiz scores per student

Each student’s institution profile carries a separate quiz game average and their recent quiz results. You can tell apart a student who does well in games but struggles in tests, or the reverse.

04

Optional certificates

Teachers can attach certificates to a quiz game where that feature is enabled for them. Issuing one depends on the teacher’s settings, so certificates appear only where a teacher has chosen to offer them.

From first step to follow-through

Turn knowledge into the next move.

  1. 1

    Browse recent games

    Under Content, choose Quiz games to list them all. Each row gives the title, teacher, batch, status, responses and average.

  2. 2

    Drill into one

    Click a game to see its questions by topic and type, the highest and lowest scores, and the list of students who played.

  3. 3

    Spot the pattern

    Compare a batch’s quiz averages with its test results in Analytics to decide where extra practice is worth the time.

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What heads usually ask.

Do quiz game results count in institution analytics?

Graded quiz games feed the topic analysis and each student’s quiz average, alongside tests and assignments. They are shown as their own category, so a game score is not confused with a test mark.

Does every quiz game issue a certificate?

Certificates are optional. They depend on the feature being available to the teacher and on the certificate settings the teacher chooses for that quiz.

Can heads create quiz games for teachers?

Creating and sharing quiz games is done by teachers from their own app. Heads see the games set for institution batches and their results, and can close or remove one if needed.

Quiz game oversight

Check how your classes play and score.

Our team can show you quiz game results for a sample batch and how they reach Analytics.