Articulate Quizmaker: Conversation with Gabe Anderson


Articulate Quizmaker: Conversation with Gabe Anderson

Created: Thursday, February 14, 2008 posted by at 3:16 am


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Gabe Anderson takes care of support and community initiatives at Articulate, a provider of rich media products used for e-learning.

In this conversation, Gabe discusses Articulate Quizmaker, how you can create quizzes, and how Quizmaker integrates with Articulate’s other products.

Geetesh: Tell us more about Articulate Quizmaker — and how it makes it easy to create quizzes fast.

Gabe: Articulate Quizmaker 2.0 is a comprehensive yet easy-to-use quiz creator for making highly customized Flash-based quizzes, assessments, and surveys without the need for difficult programming. It provides a form-based interface with one-click publishing to Flash so that anyone who can use PowerPoint can create attractive, Flash-based quizzes in no time — no Flash development experience required. There are 21 different graded and survey question types, which can be published to a stand-alone quiz or survey for use in your own Learning Management System or Articulate Online — with full tracking and reporting capabilities.

Geetesh: How does Articulate Quizmaker integrate with other Articulate programs?

Gabe: Quizmaker publishes seamlessly to Articulate Presenter so that you can embed your quizzes and surveys directly in your Presenter-powered courses. You can even choose to send the embedded quiz results directly to your own Learning Management System or Articulate Online. Publishing from Quizmaker to Articulate Online is simple – just plug in your account details once, then publish to your account in just one click.

You can see a demo of how easy it is to publish content from Quizmaker to Articulate Online in the tutorials section of our site. Look for the demo called Publishing from Quizmaker.


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