It’s commonly used for practice and self-study, but you can run Real Quizzes that stay saved with stats. If you want strict assessment control, you can keep categories limited and manage permissions through your LearnDash setup.
Yes. Students can generate quizzes from the question categories you already have, and you can expand category structure over time without changing the front-end flow.
Yes. Since quizzes can be set to statuses like Pending or Draft, you can keep student quizzes from being public until you approve them. This helps when you want student creation but still want control.
Yes. You can use filtered quiz builder shortcodes to limit each page to certain categories. This is useful when you run learndash user generated quizzes but want tight boundaries by course or subject.
Yes. This LearnDash quiz management plugin includes a dashboard where you can view, edit, filter, and delete student-made quizzes. You can also organize them by status, like Published, Private, Pending, and Draft.
Test Quizzes are designed to expire after 24 hours. Real Quizzes stay saved with full stats. Students can pick the quiz type if you allow it.
Yes. You can decide which quiz categories show on the front end using toggle controls. Categories can be shown as a simple list or in a hierarchical view for cleaner selection.
Yes. You can assign multiple categories to a single question, which helps when you want better topic coverage for learners creating quizzes in LearnDash.
Students select question categories and choose how many questions to pull from each category. This supports LearnDash dynamic quiz creation, so practice quizzes can change each time.
Yes. LearnDash Student Quiz Builder is a LearnDash front-end quiz builder that lets students build quizzes on the site’s front end. You add a shortcode to any page, and students can create quizzes there.
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