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How to Review Quizzes

In this article, you’ll learn how to review quizzes, track results automatically or manually, and analyze quiz metrics to better understand learner performance.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Quizzes in EducateMe can be automatically or manually reviewed depending on the types of questions included. Understanding the difference helps ensure accurate scoring and meaningful feedback for learners.


Quizzes with Single-Choice and Multiple-Choice Questions

These types of quizzes are automatically graded. Once a Learner completes the quiz, they will see their final score along with the correct answers:

  • Automatic review based on predefined answers

  • Instant feedback for Learners

  • Explanation will be shown right away if it is provided

Overview of Learner’s Quiz Activity

Instructors can view all quiz submissions by navigating to Submissions tab or Score page:


Quizzes with free-text questions

If a quiz includes at least one free-text question, it will require manual review by an Instructor.

Upon submission, Learners will receive an interim result, with free text responses marked as Waiting for review:

Important: These quizzes are not fully graded until the free text answers are reviewed.

Instructors will find such quizzes highlighted with an exclamation mark on the Course → Score page, indicating that manual grading is needed:

To complete the review, Instructors can mark each free-text answer as Correct or Incorrect, and optionally leave a comment for the Learner:

Once all free-text responses are reviewed, the Learner’s final quiz result and completion status are automatically updated.


Quiz metrics

To gain deeper insights into learner performance, navigate to the Submissions tab of the quiz. You can track:

  • Average attempts per learner - Helps identify who may need additional support.

  • Average score across all learners - Quickly understand overall performance and trends in comprehension.

  • Total submissions - Monitor engagement and completion rates.

  • Question-level metrics - View the average correct answer rate for each question to identify challenging content.

  • Individual learner scores - Access each learner’s quiz attempts, scores, and submission times.

  • Actions per attempt - Review, delete, or analyze each quiz attempt to maintain accuracy and manage data.

These metrics help instructors pinpoint learning gaps, adapt course content, and provide targeted support to learners who need it most.

Expert Tip: Use quizzes not only to assess knowledge but also to identify tricky content areas and adapt future lessons or provide targeted support to learners who need it.

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