Tips & Tricks for Building

You now have three ways to quiz your players. Classic. Recall. Stopwatch. These will be used for different things, which we will help outline below.

Which do I choose? Typically this depends on the position or how you are trying to use it. However, here is an example of the functionality of each.  

Quiz Type	Number of Video Clips	Number of Questions
Classic	1	1 per second of the video. Ex:16 second clip will allow 16 questions.*
Recall	Unlimited	Unlimited
Stopwatch	Unlimited	Unlimited

Here is a breakdown of the common uses of each:

Quiz Type	Common Use:	Reporting
Classic	Enhances understanding of concepts	Player Session Data
Recall	Enhances visual recall and quick recognition	Question by Question Data & Player Session Data
Stopwatch	Enhances quick decision making	Question by Question Data & Player Session Data

*Note we are not suggestion to have a stopping point at each second of the clip. This is simply demonstrating in the right situation you could.

Things to be aware of when building a quiz

• Classic Quiz: You can only use 1 video clip per quiz. However, you can export multiple clips as a single video file from most video breakdown systems.

• Classic Quiz: Avoid putting multiple questions on the same pause point. This creates confusion for the system and will prevent the questions from being displayed correctly.

• Pause points that do not exist aren't supported. For example, if your video clip is 20 seconds long, a question set to pause at 30 seconds with not appear and will cause issues with your test. You may laugh...but it happens. 

• Keep your questions and answers somewhat brief for the best user experience. Keep answers to less than 280 characters.