Interpreting the results of an activity

The results allow evaluating both the progress of participants and the quality of the quiz.

What can be observed?

• Number of participants and status of attempts.
• Scores and collected answers.
• Questions with the most difficulties.
• Response time, when this information is available.
• Answers or submissions pending correction.

How to interpret the data

A question with many errors may indicate a difficult concept, but also an unclear statement or a poorly configured answer.

Before modifying the material, check if the question matches the objective, if the options are unambiguous, and if the participants had the necessary information.

Continuous improvement

A simple cycle consists of creating, testing, collecting results, reviewing, and reusing the content.

If there are manual corrections, do not necessarily consider the score final until they have been completed.