Course Page

Course Page

The course page content area is where you add a course title, description and featured image for your course. This is what people will see before they enroll (or purchase) the course.
LearnDash will automatically add a course content table with a list of lessons, topics & quizzes associated with the course below your course description. Course page content is your own custom information that will be displayed as soon as the page is loaded, immediately underneath the “Course” tab.

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Where to Add a Course Page Content

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > COURSES
Click on the course you’d like to edit
You will automatically land on the Course page tab
You can immediately start adding your course description

GUTENBERG vs. CLASSIC EDITOR
This article assumes you are using WordPress 5.0 or greater, which includes the new WordPress editing experience (aka: Gutenberg). If you’re using the Classic Editor plugin, your experience will be different.
PAGE BUILDERS
If you’ve chosen to use a page builder plugin (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, WPBakery, etc.) to edit your course description, you should refer to the page builder’s documentation on adding content.
Course Title
Your course title is the first thing you’ll see at the top of the editing screen. Look for a placeholder that says “Add Course title.”
Most themes display the course title near the top of the page, below your header and/or global navigation.
Course URL
When you click inside of the “Add Course title” box, you’ll see an area appear above, labeled “Permalink.” This is your course URL.

The first two parts of the URL are not editable. They are determined by your site’s domain name and the course slug you have chosen (which will be /courses/, unless you’ve customized your LearnDash permalinks).
You can edit the third part of the URL:
https://yoursite.com/courses/your-course-permalink/
In most cases, this should be a reflection of your course title.

Click into the “Title” area, as if you were going to change your course title
Click the “Edit” button next to the permalink
Type your new permalink
Hit Enter, or click the Save button

Course Description
Everything below the course title is a blank canvas for you to add your description. This is powered by the same WordPress editor used for pages, blog posts and other content types in WordPress.
For more information on how to use the new editor, please see the official WordPress Editor documentation.
Shortcodes & Blocks
LearnDash introduces a number of shortcodes & blocks for you to use in this area. You can add a payment button, show or hide content based on a user’s access, insert a course progress bar and more.
For a more detailed look into all of the available options, please read our shortcode & blocks article.
Featured Image
The featured image is the main image associated with your course. Most WordPress themes will display this image near the top of your course page. It’s also the image we’ll display if you’re using the course grid add-on.

Look for the Featured Image panel in the sidebar (make sure you’re viewing Document settings, not Block settings)
If it’s not already open, click on it to open it
Click Set featured image
Choose an image from your Media Library, or upload a new one
Click the Select button at the bottom

NOTE
Where and how your course title, description & featured image are displayed is heavily dependent on your WordPress theme. If you’re experiencing layout issues with this content, please contact your theme developer.

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Lesson Access Settings

Lesson Access Settings

Lesson access settings give you a few options for when you want your lessons to become available. You can also choose certain lessons to offer for free, as sample lessons. And perhaps most importantly, this is where you assign a lesson to a specific course. Let’s take a look at the options.
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Locating Lesson Access Settings

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > LESSONS
Click on the lesson you want to edit
Click on the Settings tab at the top of the page
Locate the section titled “Lesson Access Settings”

Associated Course
In order for a lesson to show up within your course content, you need to associate it with a course. This setting is how you do that.

Next to Associated Course, click the dropdown menu, and choose the course to which this lesson belongs

NOTE
If you’ve enabled shared course steps, this field will be disabled, as lessons can be associated with more than one course.
Sample Lesson
You can turn any lesson into a sample lesson, which will make it available to all users, regardless of whether or not they’re enrolled in the course. This is a great way to showcase your teaching style, or entice someone to enroll in or purchase your course.

Next to Sample Lesson, turn the setting on

Here is what your visitors will see:

NOTE
See the Sample Lessons User Guide for more information and examples.
Lesson Schedule
The lesson schedule allows you to make a lesson available at a specific time. A lesson can become available immediately, or at some point in the future. You have the following options:

Immediately (default)
The lesson is made available as soon as the user is enrolled in the course
Enrollment-based
The lesson will be available X days after the user enrolls in the course
Specific date
The lesson will be available on a specific date

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Lesson Display & Content Settings

Lesson Display & Content Settings

The lesson content & display settings provide a way for you to use additional content on your lesson, as well as make it a little more interactive. You can include additional lesson materials, add some helpful logic to your video playback, allow users to upload assignments, and include a lesson timer.
Table of Contents [show]1 Locating Lesson Display & Content Settings2 Lesson Materials3 Video Progression4 Assignment Uploads4.1 File extensions4.2 File size limit4.3 Points4.4 Grading Type4.4.1 Limit number of uploaded assignments4.4.2 Allow file deletion5 Forced Lesson Timer5.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Locating Lesson Display & Content Settings

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > LESSONS
Click on the lesson you want to edit
Click on the Settings tab at the top of the page
Locate the section titled “Display and Content Options”

Lesson Materials
Lesson materials are supplemental materials needed for the lesson. It is most common to include PDF files or other downloadable files in this area, but you can include anything you’d like (PDFs, images, downloadable audio files, links to other websites, etc.).

Next to Lesson Materials, turn the setting on
Add your materials in the box (HTML is supported)

Lesson materials are displayed to your users in a separate tab, alongside your main lesson content.

NOTE
Between video progression, assignment uploads & lesson timer, only one of the three can be enabled at a time. Enabling one of these options will make the other two inaccessible.
Video Progression
Video progression is a way to require users to watch the entirety of a video before they can complete the lesson. Please see our full guide on video progression.
Assignment Uploads
NOTE
Assignment uploads cannot be enabled if either video progression or lesson timer are enabled.

To allow users to upload assignments to the lesson, enable the Assignment Uploads option. You’ll be presented with a few additional options:
File extensions
You can specify exactly which file types may be uploaded.

Enter each allowed file type in the box (without the leading .)
Separate multiple file types with a comma
Leave blank to allow any file type to be uploaded

For example, enter the following to allow only Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint files:

doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx

Here’s a list of common file extensions »
File size limit
You can specify the maximum file size allowed to be uploaded.

Enter a number, followed by M (for megabytes)

For example, to limit uploads to 5 megabytes, enter 5M.
NOTE
Your host also sets a maximum file size limit. The lower limit will always be used. If you’re having trouble receiving assignment uploads, you can contact your host and ask them to increase your maximum file upload size.
Points
If you’d like to award points to a user when they submit an assignment:

Next to Points, turn the setting on
Enter the number of points to be awarded for a submitted assignment

Grading Type
There are two options for how assignments are graded:

Auto-approve (default)
No grading or approval is needed. The assignment will be automatically approved & full points will be awarded.
Manually approve
An admin or group leader must approve the assignment. The lesson cannot be completed until the assignment is approved.

If you choose to manually approve an assignment, you have additional options:
Limit number of uploaded assignments
Enter a number in the box to specify the maximum number of files a user can upload for this assignment.

Leave blank for unlimited (default)

Allow file deletion
Enable this option to allow the user to delete their own uploaded files. This is only possible up until the assignment has been approved.
Forced Lesson Timer
Enabling a forced lesson timer will require the user to spend a certain amount of time on the lesson page before they can mark it complete. The lesson cannot be completed until the set time has elapsed.

Next to Forced Lesson Timer, turn the setting on
Enter the time in the following format:

HH : MM : SS (hours : minutes : seconds)

The countdown timer will appear below the “Mark Complete” button.

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Lesson Page Content

Lesson Page Content

The lesson page content is where you have full control over adding whatever content you’d like to your lesson. If you’ve added topics or quizzes to your lesson, LearnDash will automatically add a list of associated content to the bottom of the lesson page.
The lesson page content you add here is your own custom information that will be displayed above any associated topics or quizzes.
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Where to Add Lesson Page Content

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > LESSONS
Click on the lesson you’d like to edit -or- click the Add New button
You will automatically land on the Lesson page tab
You can immediately start adding your content

GUTENBERG vs. CLASSIC EDITOR
This article assumes you are using WordPress 5.0 or greater, which includes the new WordPress editing experience (aka: Gutenberg). If you’re using the Classic Editor plugin, your experience will be different.
PAGE BUILDERS
If you’ve chosen to use a page builder plugin (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, WPBakery, etc.) to edit your lesson content, you should refer to the page builder’s documentation on adding content.
Lesson Title
Your lesson title is the first thing you’ll see at the top of the editing screen. Look for a placeholder that says “Add Lesson title.”
Most themes display the lesson title near the top of the page, below your header and/or global navigation.
Lesson URL
When you click inside of the “Add Lesson title” box, you’ll see an area appear above, labeled “Permalink.” This is your lesson URL.
The first two parts of the URL are not editable. They are determined by your site’s domain name and the lesson slug you have chosen (which will be /lessons/, unless you’ve customized your LearnDash permalinks).
You can edit the third part of the URL:
https://yoursite.com/lessons/your-lesson-permalink/
NOTE
If your URL looks different than above, it’s because you’ve enabled shared course steps. You can still edit the final part of the URL. Learn more about shared course steps »
In most cases, the permalink should be a reflection of your lesson title.

Click the “Edit” button next to the permalink
Type your new permalink
Hit Enter, or click the Save button

This shows a course URL but lesson URLs are edited the same way.
Lesson Content
Everything below the lesson title is a blank canvas for you to add your content. This is powered by the same WordPress editor used for pages, blog posts and other content types in WordPress.
Add text, insert images, embed videos or other multimedia content, link to PDFs or audio files… the possibilities are endless. You have full control over the type of learning experience you deliver to your users.
For more information on how to use the WordPress editor, please see the official WordPress Editor documentation.
Featured Image
The featured image is the main image associated with your lesson. Most WordPress themes will display this image near the top of your lesson page. It’s also the image we’ll display if you’re using the course grid add-on with the [ld_lesson_list] shortcode.

Look for the Featured Image panel in the sidebar
If it’s not already open, click on it to open it
Click Set featured image
Choose an image from your Media Library, or upload a new one
Click the Select button at the bottom

This shows a course image but lesson images work the same way.
NOTE
Where and how your lesson title, content & featured image are displayed is heavily dependent on your WordPress theme. If you’re experiencing layout issues with this content, please contact your theme developer.

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Topic Display & Content Settings

Topic Display & Content Settings

The topic content & display settings provide a way for you to use additional content in your topic, as well as make it a little more interactive. You can include additional topic materials, add some helpful logic to your video playback, allow users to upload assignments, and include a topic timer.
Table of Contents [show]1 Locating Topic Display & Content Settings2 Topic Materials3 Video Progression4 Assignment Uploads4.1 File extensions4.2 File size limit4.3 Points4.4 Grading Type4.4.1 Limit number of uploaded assignments4.4.2 Allow file deletion5 Topic Timer5.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Locating Topic Display & Content Settings

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > TOPICS
Click on the topic you want to edit
Click on the Settings tab at the top of the page
Locate the section titled “Display & Content Options”

Topic Materials
Topic materials are supplemental materials needed for the topic. It is most common to include PDF files or other downloadable files in this area, but you can include anything you’d like (PDFs, images, downloadable audio files, links to other websites, etc.).

Next to Topic Materials, turn the setting on
Add your materials in the box (HTML is supported)

Topic materials are displayed to your users in a separate tab, alongside your main topic content.

NOTE
Between video progression, assignment uploads & topic timer, only one of the three can be enabled at a time. Enabling one of these options will make the other two inaccessible.
Video Progression
Video progression is a way to require users to watch the entirety of a video before they can complete the topic. Please see our full guide on video progression.
Assignment Uploads
NOTE
Assignment uploads cannot be enabled if either video progression or topic timer are enabled.

To allow users to upload assignments to the topic, enable the Assignment Uploads option. You’ll be presented with a few additional options:
File extensions
You can specify exactly which file types may be uploaded.

Enter each allowed file type in the box (without the leading .)
Separate multiple file types with a comma
Leave blank to allow any file type to be uploaded

For example, enter the following to allow only Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint files:

doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx

Here’s a list of common file extensions »
File size limit
You can specify the maximum file size allowed to be uploaded.

Enter a number, followed by M (for megabytes)

For example, to limit uploads to 5 megabytes, enter 5M.
NOTE
Your host also sets a maximum file size limit. The lower limit will always be used. If you’re having trouble receiving assignment uploads, you can contact your host and ask them to increase your maximum file upload size.
Points
If you’d like to award points to a user when they submit an assignment:

Next to Points, turn the setting on
Enter the number of points to be awarded for a submitted assignment

Grading Type
There are two options for how assignments are graded:

Auto-approve (default)
No grading or approval is needed. The assignment will be automatically approved & full points will be awarded.
Manually approve
An admin or group leader must approve the assignment. The topic cannot be completed until the assignment is approved.

If you choose to manually approve an assignment, you have additional options:
Limit number of uploaded assignments
Enter a number in the box to specify the maximum number of files a user can upload for this assignment.

Leave blank for unlimited (default)

Allow file deletion
Enable this option to allow the user to delete their own uploaded files. This is only possible up until the assignment has been approved.
Topic Timer
Enabling a topic timer will require the user to spend a certain amount of time on the topic page before they can mark it complete. The topic cannot be completed until the set time has elapsed.

Next to Topic Timer, turn the setting on
Enter the time in the following format:

HH : MM : SS (hours : minutes : seconds)

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Topic Page Content

Topic Page Content

The topic page content is where you have full control over adding whatever content you’d like to your topic. If you’ve added a quiz to your topic, LearnDash will automatically list it at the bottom of the topic page.
The topic page content you add here is your own custom information that will be displayed above any associated quizzes.

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Where to Add Topic Page Content

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > TOPICS
Click on the topic you’d like to edit -or- Click the Add New button
You will automatically land on the Topic page tab
You can immediately start adding your content

GUTENBERG vs. CLASSIC EDITOR
This article assumes you are using WordPress 5.0 or greater, which includes the new WordPress editing experience (aka: Gutenberg). If you’re using the Classic Editor plugin, your experience will be different.
PAGE BUILDERS
If you’ve chosen to use a page builder plugin (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, WPBakery, etc.) to edit your topic content, you should refer to the page builder’s documentation on adding content.
Topic Title
Your topic title is the first thing you’ll see at the top of the editing screen. Look for a placeholder that says “Add Topic title.”
Most themes display the topic title near the top of the page, below your header and/or global navigation.
Topic URL
When you click inside of the “Add Topic title” box, you’ll see an area appear above, labeled “Permalink.” This is your topic URL.
The first two parts of the URL are not editable. They are determined by your site’s domain name and the topic slug you have chosen (which will be /topic/, unless you’ve customized your LearnDash permalinks).
You can edit the third part of the URL:
https://yoursite.com/topic/your-topic-permalink/
NOTE
If your URL looks different than above, it’s because you’ve enabled shared course steps. You can still edit the final part of the URL. Learn more about shared course steps »
In most cases, the permalink should be a reflection of your topic title.

Click the “Edit” button next to the permalink
Type your new permalink
Hit Enter, or click the Save button

This shows a course URL but topic URLs are edited the same way.
Topic Content
Everything below the topic title is a blank canvas for you to add your content. This is powered by the same WordPress editor used for pages, blog posts and other content types in WordPress.
Add text, insert images, embed videos or other multimedia content, link to PDFs or audio files… the possibilities are endless. You have full control over the type of learning experience you deliver to your users.
For more information on how to use the WordPress editor, please see the official WordPress Editor documentation.
Featured Image
The featured image is the main image associated with your topic. Most WordPress themes will display this image near the top of your topic page. It’s also the image we’ll display if you’re using the course grid add-on with the [ld_topic_list] shortcode.

Look for the Featured Image panel in the sidebar
If it’s not already open, click on it to open it
Click Set featured image
Choose an image from your Media Library, or upload a new one
Click the Select button at the bottom

This shows a course image but topic images work the same way.
NOTE
Where and how your topic title, content & featured image are displayed is heavily dependent on your WordPress theme. If you’re experiencing layout issues with this content, please contact your theme developer.

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Global Quiz Settings

Global Quiz Settings

The LearnDash quiz settings screen is where you can set some global options that will apply to all quizzes on your site. Quiz settings are organized into a few sections, outlined below.
To access your global quiz settings:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click the Settings tab

Table of Contents [show]1 Global Quiz Management & Display Settings1.1 Quiz Builder1.2 Custom Quiz Time Formats1.3 Quiz Template Management2 Quiz Email Settings3 Quiz Taxonomies (Categories & Tags)3.1 Managing Categories & Tags4 Quiz Custom Post Types4.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Global Quiz Management & Display Settings

Quiz Builder
The quiz builder is enabled by default. It simplifies quiz creation and can save you a ton of time, especially for more complex quizzes with many questions.
It can be disabled, but we recommend leaving it enabled.
Learn how to use the quiz builder →
When the quiz builder is enabled, you have a few additional options:

Questions Displayed: This signifies the number of questions that will appear in the quiz builder, before showing pagination at the bottom. For large quizzes, decreasing this number could make your quizzes easier to manage with the builder.
Shared Quiz Questions: Enable this setting if you want to use the same question across multiple quizzes.

WARNING
Once shared quiz questions is enabled, it should not be disabled without careful consideration. Any question associated to multiple quizzes will lose its association if the setting is disabled.
Custom Quiz Time Formats
By default, LearnDash will use your default WordPress date & time format for quiz statistics & the quiz leaderboard. Toggle this setting on if you’d like to use a custom date/time format. Once enabled, you’ll have two options:

Statistic time format
Leaderboard time format

Each one can be set individually.
Quiz Template Management
If you are using quiz templates, this section allows you to delete a quiz template, or update an existing template’s title.

Choose the quiz template from the dropdown menu
(Optional) Edit the template title
Click Update to update the title, or Delete to delete that template

Quiz Email Settings

Please see our full documentation on quiz email notifications →
Quiz Taxonomies (Categories & Tags)

Using quiz taxonomies is completely optional, but they provide an additional way to organize your quizzes.

LearnDash Quiz Categories: This enables you to organize your quizzes into custom categories that are only available for LearnDash quizzes.
LearnDash Quiz Tags: This enables you to organize your quizzes using custom tags that are only available for LearnDash quizzes.
WordPress Post Categories: This enables you to organize your quizzes using WordPress’ default category management system. These categories can be viewed & managed in the WordPress admin under POSTS > CATEGORIES. You can share them amongst both the Posts & Quizzes post types.
WordPress Post Tags: This enables you to organize your quizzes using WordPress’ default tag management system. These tags can be viewed & managed in the WordPress admin under POSTS > TAGS. You can share them amongst both the Posts & Quizzes post types.

If you’ve enabled these options, when you go to edit a quiz, you’ll see each of them in the sidebar of the editing screen. In the above screenshot, WordPress categories & tags are shown in pink, while LearnDash categories & tags are shown in blue.
WordPress has a good article on the difference between categories & tags, and when & how to use each one.
Managing Categories & Tags
You can manage (add, edit, or delete) the WordPress and LearnDash Categories & Tags via the Actions menu:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Select the Actions dropdown menu
Select your desired menu option

Quiz Custom Post Types

These options will apply globally to all LearnDash quizzes on your site:

Quiz Search: Enable this setting if you want quizzes to be included in search results when using the default WordPress search form on the front-end of your site. In most cases, we recommend leaving this disabled.

NOTE
Quiz Search has nothing to do with Google search results. This setting only applies when using the built-in WordPress search form on your website.

Archive Page: Enable this setting if you want visitors to be able to access the default quiz archive page. When enabled, a preview of the URL is displayed. Note: The design of this page is controlled by your theme, not by LearnDash.

You need to re-save your permalinks after updating this setting.
In most cases, we recommend leaving this disabled.

RSS/Atom Feed: Enable this setting if you want to include LearnDash quizzes in the RSS feed of your site.
Editor Supported Settings: You can choose which features of WordPress you’d like to enable for the Quiz post type.

Featured Image
Comments
Custom Fields
Revisions

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Quiz Builder

Quiz Builder

The LearnDash quiz builder provides a quick, intuitive way to add, edit, move & delete all the questions in your quiz. This article explains how to use every aspect of the quiz builder to make creating quizzes & managing questions a breeze.
NOTE
The quiz builder is enabled by default, but if you don’t see it when editing your quiz, double-check that it’s enabled in your global quiz settings.
Table of Contents [show]1 Access the Quiz Builder1.1 For Existing Quizzes1.2 Creating Your First Quiz?2 Quiz Builder Overview3 Add Questions to Your Quiz3.1 New Questions3.2 Existing Questions4 Edit Questions4.1 Question Title4.2 Question4.3 Answers4.3.1 Add Answers4.3.2 Edit Answers4.3.3 Select Correct Answers4.3.4 Move Answers4.3.5 Remove Answers4.4 Points4.5 Question Type4.6 Question Settings4.7 Question Categories5 Remove Questions6 Rearrange Questions6.1 Drag & Drop6.2 Arrows6.3 Was this article helpful to you?
Access the Quiz Builder
There are a few ways you can access the LearnDash quiz builder.
For Existing Quizzes
If you’ve already created a quiz:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Hover over an existing quiz
Click the “Builder” link

Alternatively, you can click on the quiz title or “Edit” link to bring up the “Edit Quiz” page. Once there, click the “Builder” tab in the top navigation bar.

Creating Your First Quiz?

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click the “Add New” button at the top of the page
Click the “Builder” tab in the top navigation bar

Quiz Builder Overview
At the top of the quiz builder, you’ll see:

The total number of questions in the quiz
A link to “Expand All” or “Collapse All” questions

This allows you to see all questions & answers at a glance, and more quickly rearrange, add or remove questions

An “Undo” link to undo any unwanted changes you’ve made

Then you’ll see all of your questions. This is where you’ll spend the majority of your time constructing your quiz.

Add Questions to Your Quiz
There are multiple ways to add questions with the quiz builder. This will depend on a few things:

if you’re sharing questions across multiple quizzes, and want to add existing ones
if you’re adding brand new questions
personal preference

New Questions
To add a brand new question to a quiz:

At the bottom of the quiz builder, click the + New Question link
Type the name of your question (internal use only)
Hit ENTER, or click the “Add Question” button

Existing Questions
All of your existing questions can be found in the “Questions” box in the sidebar. By default, your most recent questions are shown, but you can click “View all” to see all questions, or use the search box to find a specific question by its title.
NOTE
If you don’t see the questions box depicted below, click the icon to display the sidebar.

There are multiple ways to add existing questions.
Add a single question: Hover over a question in the question box and click the “Add” button. This will add the question to the end of your quiz.

Add multiple questions: Select the checkbox next to multiple questions, and then click the “Add Selected” button. This will add all selected questions to the end of your quiz.

Drag & drop: If you’d like to add questions to a particular spot in your quiz, you can click & hold down your mouse, drag the question to the quiz builder in the spot you want it, and then release. This will place the question in your specified location in the quiz.

Edit Questions
Questions have a few different parts to them, so let’s cover each area one at a time.
Question Title
Like we previously mentioned, the title is only for internal use, but it can be extremely helpful for the admin to find/edit questions on the backend.

To edit the question title in the quiz builder:

Hover over the question whose title you’d like to edit
Click the pencil icon
Edit the title
Hit ENTER, or click the “Save” button

For all other edits to the question, or its answers, you need to expand the question by clicking on the blue down arrow on the right. Alternatively, you can expand all questions at once using the “Expand All” link at the top of the quiz builder.
Question

To edit the actual text of the question:

Next to the Question, click the pencil icon
Edit your question
Click the “Save” button

Answers
Editing answers in the quiz builder will depend on the question type. Different types have different options. As soon as you select the question type, your answer options will update below.
Add Answers
The following question types provide the ability for you to add more than one answer:

single choice
multiple choice
sorting
matrix sorting

For these question types, you can add new answers directly in the builder.

Click the + New Answer link
Enter your new answer
Click the “Add Answer” button

Edit Answers
Editing answers will look different, depending on the question type. However, all answers & answer options can be edited in the quiz builder by clicking the pencil icon.
Here’s an example editing an answer for a single choice question:

Select Correct Answers
For single choice & multiple choice questions, you can select one or more correct answers.

To the right of each answer, you’ll see a “Correct” option
For single choice questions, choose the single radio button that corresponds with the correct answer
For multiple choice questions, choose each checkbox that corresponds with a correct answer

The correct answer(s) is displayed in bold in the quiz builder.
Move Answers
The following question types contain answers which can be reordered:

single choice
multiple choice
sorting
matrix sorting

To rearrange the order of answers:

Locate the 6 dots to the left of the answer
Click, hold down your mouse, and drag the answer to a new location

Remove Answers
To remove an answer in the quiz builder:

Hover over the answer you’d like to remove
Click the red “Remove” link

For all other question types, the answer options vary. Please refer to our question types documentation to see all available options.
Points

To edit the amount of available points for a question:

Click the pencil icon next to “__ points”
Edit available points
Hit ENTER, or click the “Save” button

NOTE
Currently, you cannot set different points for each answer via the quiz builder. Please see this page for instructions.
Question Type

To edit the question type:

Click on the question type dropdown menu
Choose a new question type

The answer options will automatically update as soon as you change the question type.
Question Settings
Question settings are the same across all question types.
To access question settings in the quiz builder:

Look for the “Question Settings” link below the answers

Since these settings are also available on the dedicated Edit Question page, please see the following documentation for:

Question hints
Custom correct/incorrect messages

Question Categories
Currently, these cannot be set within the quiz builder. Please see this page for instructions.

Finally, if you need to open a question’s dedicated edit screen:

Hover over a question
Click the blue “Edit” link

NOTE
We recommend opening the question page in a new tab so you don’t lose any unsaved changes to your quiz.
Remove Questions
To remove a question from your quiz:

Hover over the question
Click the red “Remove” link

NOTE
This only removes the question from this particular quiz. It will still remain in your full list of questions, and if using it on another quiz, that quiz will not be affected.
Rearrange Questions
In addition to adding & editing questions, you can also use the quiz builder to move them around. You’ve got two options.
Drag & Drop
Immediately before each question, you’ll find an icon with 6 dots. When you hover over this icon, your cursor will turn into a hand. This means you can click, hold down, and drag the question to another place within your quiz.

Arrows
Also located before each question, you’ll find up and down arrows above and below the drag & drop icon. Clicking these arrows will move the question either up or down.

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