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Assigning grades to a quiz

A grade on a quiz reflects how well a learner did on the assessment - it can be a letter(s), number or a mix.

With FlexiQuiz, the grade is based on the percentage of points that a learner gets from the total available on the quiz. You can share the learner's grades on the results screen, email notifications or certificates.

How to add grades to new or existing quizzes

  1. To start, create a new quiz or select an existing one.
  2. When creating a quiz question, add the number of points you want to award for the correct response. Learn more about building a quiz.
  3. Then go to the Configure tab and select Grading on the left-hand menu. The grades screen will appear.
  4. Next, go to the Grade column and enter the names for each grade. For example, it can be A, B,C or a short description. Your grades can be up to 50 characters and in any language. To add more grades, click the Add grade button.
  5. Next, go to the Minimum % column and enter the minimum percentage of points that the learner needs to qualify for the grade. So, if we look at this example. To achieve a "Good" grade, the respondent must get between 70% and 89% of the available points.
  6. flexiquiz quiz maker exam grades settings page
  7. In addition, you can select if the grade is a pass or fail and redirect learners to another quiz or URL based on their grade.
  8. Finally, choose how, when, or even if you want to share the grades with your learners. You can display grades on the results page, email notifications and certificates.
  9. quiz results page with grades

The FlexiQuiz system automatically saves your grades and will assign the right grade each time a learner submits your quiz for scoring.

You can instantly view all grades for all learners on your Analyze and Reports screens.


Relevant help guides:

Grade based redirects

How to allow retakes if students get a fail grade

How to view grades on your analyze screen

How to share detailed feedback based on grades

Useful blogs:

Building a custom learning path



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