Score a quiz, explain the answer, and ask a learner why the module lost them. One tool for the assessment and the feedback that follows it.
Mark the correct answers, set the score bands, and every learner gets a result the moment they finish. Add an explanation per question and the quiz teaches while it grades.
A rating tells you module three underperformed. The interview asks what happened in module three.
Per-question difficulty and discrimination show which items separate the learners who understood from the ones who did not, which is how you find a miskeyed question.
Learners can answer out loud, which helps anyone who finds typing the barrier rather than the subject.
Knowledge checks, readiness assessments and expertise quizzes all come scored and ready to run.
Paste them, dictate them, or describe the subject and let the agent draft a first set for you to correct.
Score out of ten, a pass band, a result screen, or feedback after every question. Result screens are designed, not a bare number.
Difficulty and discrimination per question tell you which items to rewrite before the next cohort.
Find out what attendees loved, what they'd cut, and whether they'll be back.
Use templateFind the respondents who actually match your study criteria.
Use templateCourse teams rarely have a survey specialist. The agent does that part: it drafts the assessment, restyles it, edits it on request, and reads the results with you.
It builds. Describe what you want to learn and the agent drafts the questions, picks the right answer types, wires the branching and writes the interviewer's brief. You can also start from a template and tell it what to change.
It designs. Ask for a darker theme, a photo background, a different typeface or a welcome screen, and it restyles the form. Nothing here needs CSS.
It edits. Change your mind later and say so in plain language. "Drop question four, make the last one optional, ask about pricing instead." It applies the edit and you can undo it.
It reads the results. When responses land, the analyst finds the themes, ranks what moves your score, flags where people drop off, and answers follow-up questions about your own data. Every number it reports is computed in code, so it cannot invent one.
Your logo, colours and fonts carry through every screen. On paid plans you can take our branding off entirely.
Fourteen colour themes crossed with typography, density, shape and backdrop. Pick a named style and the whole form takes it.
Licensed and served from our own domain, so an embedded form never calls someone else's CDN.
Full-frame designed openers and closers, with video where you want it, instead of a bare title and a thank-you line.
A small, optional flourish when someone answers. Respects reduced-motion settings without being asked.
Yes, if you choose it. You can reveal per question with an explanation, or hold everything back until the end for a graded assessment.
Either by score bands or by which outcome collected the most points. Ties break in the order you declared the outcomes, so the same answers always produce the same result.
The respondent surfaces are built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Every control works from a keyboard, motion respects the reduced-motion setting, and an optional question can be visibly skipped.
Yes. The respondent surfaces are built for small screens first, including the voice controls and the tap targets.
The quiz and training templates are subject-neutral on purpose: the structure and scoring are done, and you supply the questions. The agent can draft a first set from a description of your material.
Scored, explained and ready to edit.