Creating Quiz Questions

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This feature is available for customers with the LMS module.

After each lesson, you can set up a knowledge check. Two approaches are available: create questions manually or have them generated by AI.

Generate Questions with AI

The fastest way to a complete knowledge check:

1. Open the lesson in the editor

   Navigate to the desired lesson and scroll to the quiz section.

2. Click “Generate Questions”

   The AI analyzes the lesson text and the assigned transcript. From this, it creates 3 to 5 appropriate questions in various types.

   

3. Review generated questions

   The AI provides a good starting point, but you know your content better. Check each question for accuracy and relevance.

4. Adjust

   Click “Edit” and adjust the question text, answer options, or the correct answer.

Caution

AI-generated questions are a starting point. Always check whether the questions match the actual lesson content and whether the correct answers are right.

Creating Questions Manually

1. Create a new question

   Click “New Question” in the quiz section of the lesson.

2. Choose a question type

   Three types are available:

   Type	Description	When to use
   Multiple Choice	One or more correct answers from given options	Factual knowledge, definitions, procedure steps
   True / False	A statement evaluated as true or false	Checking common misconceptions, clear facts
   Free Text	Open answer in own words, AI-evaluated	Checking understanding, explaining relationships

3. Fill in the question

   Enter the question text. For multiple choice: enter answer options and mark the correct one(s). For free text: enter keywords or key points that the AI uses to evaluate the answer.

   

4. Save

   The question is added to the lesson.

Managing Questions

Change Order

Sort questions by drag-and-drop into the desired order. The order determines the sequence in which learners see the questions.

Edit Questions

Click on an existing question to change the question text, answers, or type.

Delete Questions

Questions that are no longer relevant can be removed via the question’s menu.

Tips for Good Questions

• Phrase them practically: Instead of “What is hand hygiene?” better ask “In which situations is hand disinfection required before patient contact?”
• Mix different types: A combination of multiple choice, true/false, and free text keeps the knowledge check varied.
• Use free text for understanding: Use free-text questions when you want to check whether relationships are understood — not just facts.
• Not too many questions: 3 to 5 questions per lesson are generally sufficient.

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Practical Example: For the lesson “Data Protection in Care Documentation”, a trainer creates three questions: a multiple-choice question on retention periods, a true/false question on the right to information, and a free-text question where learners describe how they would handle a data protection inquiry from a family member.

Further Reading

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This page corresponds to the onboarding video “Module 6, Lesson 6.3 — Creating Quiz Questions and AI Generation”.