A simple scoring quiz. Wasted hours, now weed urgent help.

Hey ​@jdluke thanks for getting in touch, sorry to hear you’ve been having issues finding info on this. Looping in ​@suzieq who leads video tutorial production at Typeform in case there’s an opportunity for her to create one for this (or maybe there’s an existing one you can share, Suzie?)

Here’s a Help Center article that explains the process of setting up quizzes using our new Knowledge Quiz mode: https://help.typeform.com/hc/en-us/articles/35170230692756-Create-a-Knowledge-quiz-with-Typeform

In the meantime I’ve just created this quick tutorial in Zoom to show you how you might set things up for this, including how to auto-generate a live scoreboard using the Google Sheets integration.

If you like you can click this link to copy that picture quiz to your Typeform workspace and use it as a template for yourself. Here’s a copy of the Google Sheet I used so you can see the formulas and stuff (again, feel free to copy this and use as a template for your own solution).

p.s. Regarding sourcing out form-building, there are a couple of options: you could use our official partner directory to find someone (these are agencies who have been vetted by Typeform). Or you could use a service like Fivrr or Upwork to find a freelancer (bear in mind these folks are not necessarily approved by Typeform. 

Hope this is helpful!

Cheers

James

Found only one helpcenter article when searched for “scoreboard / scorecard”: https://help.typeform.com/hc/en-us/articles/7400248089876-Create-auto-generated-response-reports-with-Google-Sheets-and-Data-Studio

Instead of adding 3rd party apps, like Google Forms, DS, etc., i would like to try native functionality, say by assigning score ranges to 0-33%, 34-73%, 74-100% correct ratings in endings.
The goal is to display the user’s score with overall average score for all who took. Listing individual scores could be help depending on how they are presented.

My feedback on the Help Center article you linked - like with a vast majority of articles, i find that they link out to references many other articles. One has to read unnecessary, times repeated, information in those referenced articles, which makes learning very difficult. No cohesive pathway to learn that has many branched out, cross-referenced, nested ... information.

Also, screenshots in the articles are sized to small, requiring opening them in another window, which does not provide frictionless learning experience.
Search functionality of help center … never mind.

Most importantly, while the tutorial you created will be helpful in another project, the recording was very, very helpful in being short, to the point & valuable for understanding the moving pieces.

Is there a partner rating or ways to gauge them, say based on project scale?
Any additional help is welcome.

Again, thank you so much for your very helpful response,
-jd

ps. i will be pinging suzieq shortly
 

Thanks a lot for the Help Center feedback ​@jdluke, I’ll pass it along to the team :)

Regarding partner ratings and filtering agencies, we don’t have that functionality set up in the directory yet, but again, this is useful feedback for the team involved. You could try using the search to look for keywords that appear in the description of the agency. Appreciate it’s not ideal, but searching for “small” for example, does return a list of folks who cater for small businesses. 

 

Hey ​@jdluke 

I think ​@James covered the process really well in his video. I don’t think I would add much to what he said, but this could be a good use case for a video in the future! Thanks for your input 

James, the google sheets is not working. Can you share the sheets with the gmail in record?

Sorry, ​@jdluke here’s the link is here. Given you edit access shared with your Gmail address on file. Let me know if you have any issues. Thanks!