Feature

Questions Students Build, Not Just Pick

One question type in three formats — Sequence, Grouping and Jigsaw — where the student arranges the answer instead of choosing from a list.

Question types

Puzzle Questions

One question type in three formats — Sequence, Grouping and Jigsaw — where the student arranges the answer instead of choosing from a list.

OutcomeTest ordering, classification and diagram knowledge with questions that still mark themselves, partial credit included.

Best fit: Teams testing process, classification or spatial understanding, where four options flatten what the student actually knows.

How teams use it

The same workflow as every other question type. What changes is what the student does on screen.

Add up to twelve items, name the groups, or choose a 2×2 or 3×3 jigsaw grid over an uploaded image.

Every student gets their own stable shuffle, and the answer key never reaches the browser.

Marks scale with the number of correct items. The answer counts as correct only when every item is right.

Examiners see the key beside what the student placed, item by item, on screen and in the PDF.

Related platform areas

Internal links help users and search engines understand the complete product architecture.

Organise and reuse every question you have written.

Objective types score themselves; written answers go to reviewers.

See which questions worked and which cohort missed what.

Conversion-ready platform

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