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Tangible Quiz

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Tangible Quiz is the assessment plugin that pairs with Tangible LMS. Quizzes are authored independently and surface inside a course as a step resource, so a quiz can be reused across courses the same way any other step resource is.

Questions and question sections live in site-wide pools rather than inside a quiz. A quiz outline references them, which is what makes a shared question bank possible, and why it pays to check which quizzes a question appears in before editing it.

Current release

Tangible Quiz v0.6.0 covers the quiz builder, a shared question pool, automatic and manual grading on the front end and in WP Admin, and the frontend player with answer review. Requires WordPress 6.6+, PHP 8.2+, and Tangible LMS.

Setup​

Installation

Requirements, installing alongside Tangible LMS, and the admin menu.

Site settings

Quiz defaults, and the difficulty scale every question is measured against.

Quiz Builder​

Creating a quiz

The Quiz Page tab, publishing to unlock the Builder, and the three tabs.

Building your quiz

Parts, sections, and questions, plus the part-level navigation and submission rules.

Adding a quiz to a course

Inserting a published quiz into a course outline as a step.

Question Editor​

The question editor

Every panel and control: answers, feedback, hints, grading, and Advanced Mode.

Creating a question

A walkthrough: prompt, answers, points, feedback, grading, publishing.

Taking a Quiz​

The quiz player

Where the player appears, when an attempt actually counts, and what results look like.

Grading​

The grading queue

Placing the queue on a page, who can see it, and finding work waiting on you.

Grading a submission

Scoring a question, grader notes, unlocking for resubmission, and granting another attempt.

Grading in WP Admin

The site-wide attempts listing under Tangible Quiz, and the admin grading view.

Reference​

Quiz settings

Scoring, constraints, content options, pass/fail feedback, results, appearance, and labels.

Troubleshooting

Things that look broken but are working as designed, and the ones that are not.