Quiz Schedules
Learn how to schedule quizzes to user groups
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Learn how to schedule quizzes to user groups
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You can schedule quizzes to explicitly provide access to user groups for a specific time period. QwikTest supports two types of schedules.
To manage Quiz Schedules, go to Tests > Quizzes and click on the clock icon of a quiz.
To create a new schedule, click on the New Schedule button in the top right corner.
Select Schedule Type, Timings and, User Groups.
Make sure to set status as Active.
Finally, click on Create.
You can't edit/update once the quiz schedule starts or expired. You may need to create a new schedule.
Further, read below to know more about schedule types.
In Fixed Schedule, you need to specify Start Date and Start Time.
Quiz End Date and End Time will be calculated based on Quiz Duration.
You can define a grace period to ensure safe access to the test takers at least 5 minutes.
Test takers can start the quiz between the quiz start time and grace period.
Quiz strictly finished on End Date Time.
E.g., If you have a defined quiz of 60 minutes and the quiz start time is 9 AM, then the quiz would forcefully end at 10 AM. However, if the test taker logs in and starts the exam at 09:10 AM, they would have only 50 minutes to complete it.
If you specify the grace period as 10 minutes, the test taker can start the quiz between 9 AM and 09:10 AM. However, if the test taker tries to start the quiz after 09:10 AM, they won't start the quiz as the grace period has been completed.
In Flexible Schedule, you need to specify both Start Date Time and End Date Time.
Test takers can start the quiz anytime between Start Date Time and End Date Time.
E.g., If you have a defined quiz of 60 minutes and the quiz flexible schedule time is 9 AM to 6 PM. If the test taker logs in and starts the exam at 2 PM, the quiz will end at 3 PM. If another test taker logs in and starts the exam the 05:30 PM, then the quiz would end at 06:30 PM even the schedule ends at 6 PM.
