Create Quizzes in Bulk

What is Bulk Quiz Creation?

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Previously, in the Elice Platform, to create a quiz, you had to manually create them one by one through [Materials] - [Quiz] - [Create Material].

To help you quickly create a large number of quizzes during the AI Digital Textbook development phase, we have created a template that allows you to create quizzes in bulk. 👉Download Excel Template

You can check the quiz creation types by each tab at the bottom of the Excel file.

If you work on the questions in the Excel file and send it to Elice, we can create the documented questions as quizzes in the LXP. In the future, we plan to allow creators to create quizzes in bulk directly through the platform.

📌1. Multiple Choice (Single/Multiple Answer) Quiz Type

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This is a quiz type where you select one or more appropriate answers from the given choices.

[Example of Multiple Choice Quiz]

The explanations for each field in the Excel are as follows, and the fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

Field	Explanation
Material Name(*)	Refers to the name of the teaching material. This name will be displayed in the course list.
Question(*)	The question asked in the quiz. It will be displayed in section (1).
Problem Description	Provides additional explanation for the quiz question. It will be displayed in section (2).
Answer(*)	Set the correct answer(s) for the multiple-choice quiz. If there are multiple correct answers, you can list them using commas (,). ex) 1, 3
Explanation	Displayed in section (4) when the submit button is clicked. This is the content displayed in the "View Quiz Explanation" section below the question description.
Score	If you are creating a quiz for tests (chapter evaluations, etc.), you can set the score for the quiz. The default value is 100 points.
Option 1~20(*)	Presents the multiple-choice options in section (3) in sequential order. You can write a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 20 options (choices).

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📌2. Short Answer/Essay Quiz Type

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This is a quiz type that supports short answer/essay-type answers. The fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

[Example of Short Answer/Essay Quiz]

Field	Explanation
Material Name(*)	Refers to the name of the teaching material. This name will be displayed in the course list.
Question(*)	The question asked in the quiz. It will be displayed in section (1).
Problem Description	Provides additional explanation for the quiz question. It will be displayed in section (2).
Answer(*)	Set the short answer or essay-type answer using regular expressions. (👉What are regular expressions?)
Explanation	Displayed when the submit button is clicked. This is the content displayed in the "View Quiz Explanation" section below the question description.
Score	If you are creating a quiz for tests (chapter evaluations, etc.), you can set the score for the quiz. The default value is 100 points.
Input Hint	Provides a hint for the answers in the short answer/essay answer field. It will be displayed in section (3), and the hint will disappear when the student enters their answer.

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📌3. Drag and Drop (Sequence) Quiz Type

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This is a quiz type where you drag and drop the given choices to arrange them in the correct order. The fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

[Example of Drag and Drop (Sequence) Quiz]

Field	Explanation
Material Name(*)	Refers to the name of the teaching material. This name will be displayed in the course list.
Question(*)	The question asked in the quiz. It will be displayed in section (1).
Problem Description	Provides additional explanation for the quiz question. It will be displayed in section (2).
Answer(*)	Set the order of the options as a list. When you drag and drop the options to arrange them in the given order, it will be scored as correct. ex) [3, 1]
Explanation	Displayed when the submit button is clicked. This is the content displayed in the "View Quiz Explanation" section below the question description.
Score	If you are creating a quiz for tests (chapter evaluations, etc.), you can set the score for the quiz. The default value is 100 points.
Option 1~20(*)	Presents the options sequentially in section (3). You can write a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 20 options (choices).

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📌4. Drag and Drop (Grouping) Quiz Type

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This is a quiz type where you drag and drop the given choices to the appropriate group. The fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

[Example of Drag and Drop (Grouping) Quiz]

Field	Explanation
Material Name(*)	Refers to the name of the teaching material. This name will be displayed in the course list.
Question(*)	The question asked in the quiz. It will be displayed in section (1).
Problem Description	Provides additional explanation for the quiz question. It will be displayed in section (2).
Answer(*)	Set the arrangement order of the options as a dual list. When you drag and drop the options to the given areas, it will be scored as correct. [[Group Name 1, [List of Choices to be placed in Group 1]], [Group Name 2, [List of Choices to be placed in Group 2]]] Arrange the options in this order to be scored as correct. The (3) section is automatically generated according to the number of groups. ex) [[Group A, [Choice 1, Choice 3]], [Group B, [Choice 2, Choice 4]]]
Explanation	Displayed when the submit button is clicked. This is the content displayed in the "View Quiz Explanation" section below the question description.
Score	If you are creating a quiz for tests (chapter evaluations, etc.), you can set the score for the quiz. The default value is 100 points.
Option 1~20(*)	Presents the options sequentially in section (4). You can write a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 20 options (choices).