Atrixware Online Quiz Maker is designed to enable you to create a variety of Online Quiz types. For this article, I will discuss creating a quiz you can use on your existing SCORM compatible LMS.

To start, fire up Atrixware Online Quiz Maker, and click the Create a New Quiz link. On the first panel, make sure you pick SCORM QUIZ from the available quiz types:

Enter in a name, and click Finish. An icon representing your new SCORM quiz will appear in the list. Go ahead and add a few questions (click the Add Questions link and follow on screen instructions - its very straigntforward).

Once you have entered in your questions, com back to the ‘Your Quizzes’ tab, and click the ‘configure settings‘ link. From this area, you can choose how many questions to show, if you want the questions shuffled, and you can define the passing score.

Once you have done that, go ahead and click Publish > SCORM Quiz:

This will bring up the “Publish to SCORM” wizard.

The ‘General Settings‘ tab lets you configure the Title, SCORM version (1.2, or 1.3/2004), module type (quiz or survey), and the passing score (you can override the default here).

The ‘Functional Settings‘ tab lets you set up the # attempts you want to allow, assign a time limit, configure the question selection rules and order (including randomly selecting questions, and shuffling). Also, you can set up feedback (when to show the feedback, and what should display).

The “Visual Settings” tab lets you configure the overall look and feel of the SCORM Quiz, as well as set up what the response page (after selections are submitted by the student) will contain. If you are good at CSS, you can edit the CSS file as well.

Click OK once you have filled everything out. Once complete, you will be able to access your SCORM Quiz from the Published Quizzes > SCORM Quizzes tab:

There are several useful things you can do here. First, click the link to preview the SCORM Quiz locally (this lets you preview the look & feel, and function of the quiz).

When you are ready to upload the SCORM Quiz to your LMS, follow the instructions in the bottom panel to create the SCO zip file, and then upload the file into your LMS.