Adaptive Quiz Logic｜Maps Every Path
Upload your question pool — or just describe the quiz. Get a decision tree, platform setup steps and editable blueprint files.
Adaptive quiz logic designer: turn a quiz goal into a branching blueprint with decision tree, score bands, skip logic and Moodle setup docs. Try it free today.
Features
- Gap-free score bands——Full-score bands with no overlaps and no gaps, plus a printed self-check table. The retake loop keeps struggling learners moving instead of stuck.
- Moodle to Forms covered——One neutral blueprint, five vocabularies: Restrict access for Moodle, section jumps for Forms, Logic Jumps for Typeform, nodes for H5P.
- Set up in 10 minutes——A click-path checklist written against current official docs — no memorized menus. Most teachers finish setup in about ten minutes.
- No-dead-end guarantee——Every answer combination is verified to land somewhere meaningful, with each learner journey capped at 5-8 questions.
How it works
- Describe or upload questions One sentence about the quiz goal or attach your bank or handout (Word PDF spreadsheet screenshots all work). The Agent mines topics and tags each item L1-L3.
- Pick platform and style Pick Moodle, Google Forms, Typeform, H5P or neutral — then mastery gate, answer branching or difficulty ladder. The decision-tree shape follows automatically.
- Take the wired-up blueprint Take the decision tree, per-path questions and feedback, the platform click-path checklist, plus the .docx blueprint and .xlsx score map.
FAQ
- Can free Moodle build branching quizzes?
- Yes. The free self-hosted Moodle includes Restrict access and Activity completion — that is all a score-band branching setup needs. Describe your bands and the tool drafts the exact conditions; the Agent double-checks current Moodle docs before writing the click path.
- How do answer jumps work in Google Forms?
- Use 'Go to section based on answer': each section ends with a jump rule, wrong answers route to an explainer section plus a remedial question. Choose the Google Forms platform and you get beginner-ready steps you can finish in about five minutes.
- How do score bands avoid overlaps?
- Never let bands touch or leave a hole: define rounding first (e.g. 59.5 rounds down), then cut so the upper bound + 1 = the next lower bound. The blueprint prints a self-check table, and the .xlsx map flags any score with nowhere to go.
- How do you prevent branching dead ends?
- Three rules: every answer combination must land somewhere, retakes are capped at two attempts before routing to a mentor, and loop-back paths always carry a fresh question so learners never circle forever.
- How many questions does an adaptive quiz need?
- Plan 15-30 questions in the bank with at least 5 per difficulty tier, but keep each learner's actual journey to 5-8 questions. Longer paths look clever and exhaust students — the blueprint enforces the budget per path.
- Can it write questions if I have no question bank?
- Yes. Pick the full plan scope and describe your quiz goal; the Agent authors the questions from scratch, tags each by topic and L1-L3 difficulty, and spreads answer positions so the key is never guessable.
- How do I keep questions from sounding AI-made?
- Ground every stem in a real scenario from your material, vary option lengths, and rewrite generic phrasing in your teaching voice. Uploading your own handouts helps most — the Agent reuses your questions and cites which item came from which page.
- Can I get GIFT format for Moodle import?
- Only on request. GIFT export belongs to a sister skill, so the blueprint stays the star — but if you ask for Moodle-ready bank text, the Agent appends a checked GIFT .txt alongside the .docx and .xlsx files.
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