Did people take part?
Review attempt starts and completed attempts. Compare the two to understand where participation may need a closer look.
Reporting
Look beyond the final score. Understand participation, see which questions challenged the audience, and bring useful evidence into your client conversation.
Fictional results to illustrate the reporting concept.
Three questions for every campaign
The core reporting workflow is being developed around straightforward totals, question correctness and protected results exports.
Review attempt starts and completed attempts. Compare the two to understand where participation may need a closer look.
Use scores to describe the completed attempts. Keep the audience, question difficulty and campaign purpose in view when interpreting them.
Look at correctness by question. A difficult question can point to unclear source material, ambiguous wording or a topic worth revisiting.
From reporting to a useful next step
A quiz result is a snapshot of answers in a particular campaign. It is one input into a wider conversation about knowledge and engagement.
In this fictional report, 56% answered question four correctly. Review the question and its source before drawing a conclusion. Then decide whether the material, the explanation or the question needs improvement.
56%Sample question correctnessReview the campaign over a chosen date range and distinguish live participation from test runs. Check the filters before sharing a conclusion.
The planned protected CSV export supports further analysis by authorised team members. Share participant information only with people who have a reason and permission to receive it.
We’re welcoming partner conversations as we develop the campaign workflow. Access is by invitation. Product screens are illustrative; we’ll confirm available capabilities in your demo.
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