Chained Quiz vs Watu Quiz

This is an unique chained / conditional logic quiz plugin that lets you create quizzes where the next question depends on the answer to the previous question. To publish a quiz place its shortcode in a post or page TRY LIVE DEMO Features Create unlimited number of quizzes and questions This free quiz plugin is fully functional: there is no limitation to the number of quizzes, questions or results you can have. Questions support: single-choice, multiple-choice, open-end (essay) The quiz will generate respectively a group of radio buttons, checkboxes, or a text area. Even open-end (essay) questions can have possible answers that will be evaluated for match with the user’s answer. Assign points to each answer This is optional. The points will be summarized at the end to calculate final result. Calculate result based on the points (unlimited number of results and from/to points) Depending on how many points the user has collected you can assign a result and display different content at the end of the quiz. The result can be used to give user recommendation, to direct them to another page, to offer them something to sell and so on. Define what to do when specific answer is chosen This is where the real magic of the chained quiz happens. You can define to go to next question in the quiz, go to a specific selected question, or finish the quiz. Export user’s answers to a CSV file – with or without details The CSV file can be used to analyze user results in Excel, import it in a database and so on. If you are looking for a powerful regular quiz with sequential or randomized questions check out Watu Quiz Go PRO with WatuPRO The quizzes created with this plugin can be transferred to the most powerful WordPress tests suite WatuPRO where you can support chained logic via this free addon. This unique quiz plugin lets you guide the user through the questions in the way you want. It’s not only a very powerful tool for creating exams and quizzes, but can be used also to funnel a sales process depending on user’s selection. Integrated Plugins and Services The plugin is integrated into several mailing list management plugins and services. This allows you to tie completing a quiz with a desired result with subscribing the respondent to a mailing list. From then you can send them marketing campaigns and so on. Currently supported: MailChimp Arigato Auto responder and Newsletter Arigato PRO Developers API We are just starting to add hooks, so stay tuned for detailed documentation. For now the main available hook is: – “chained_quiz_completed” – sends the completion ID as argument to the call. Getting Started Once activated the plugin go to Chained Quiz -> Quizzes in your WP dashboard and create your first quiz. After entering the quiz title, description and other settings you will be redirected to create the quiz results / outcomes. They define what happens after the user completes the quiz, depending on the points they collected from the different answers. Creating results is optional but very powerful because you can present completely different content to the user depending on what path they took through the quiz and how many points were assigned to their answers. You can use the result description box for this result-dependent content or even redirect to another page. After you create your results you will be redirected to creating the actual questions in the quiz. The answer to each question has an action which defines what happens if the user selects it: they can go to the next question, to a specific selected question (this is where the chaining magic happens), or to finalize the quiz. Don’t forget that the conditional logic quiz must be published before it becomes accessible. Publishing happens when you manually place the shortcode of the quiz in a post or page or select the option “Automatically publish” when you save it. *** Attention Multi-Site (WP Network) Users! *** The plugin is perfectly compatible with multi-site installations but it should be activated as blog admin and NOT as superadmin. Community Translations Chinese (actual to 0.8.1), thanks to @osfans .po / .mo German (actual to 0.8.6), thanks to @raubvogel .po / .mo Thanks to Arun for contributions to the plugin security.

PRO | DEMO This plugin is constantly maintained and improved since 12 years! Create exams, surveys, and quizzes and display the result immediately after the user completes the questionnaire. You can assign grades and point levels for every grade in the exam / quiz. Then assign points to every answer to a question and Watu Quiz will figure out the grade based on the total number of points collected. Watu Quiz is a light version of Watu PRO. Check it if you want to run fully featured exams with data exports, student logins, elaborate grading system, categories, reports, data analysis, etc. Very quick and easy to start: Watu Quiz pre-fills a simple demo quiz with 3 questions when you install it. This plugin is mobile / touch – friendly. The quizzes will work on mobile devices and phones. Please go to Watu Quizzes in your dashboard to start creating quizzes, exams or surveys. Features Creates quizzes, surveys, tests, polls, questionnaires, and exams. Use shortcodes to embed quizzes in posts or pages or publish them automatically. Single-choice questions. Multiple-choice questions. Open-end questions (essays). Required questions. Survey questions (no correct / wrong state). Question categories & filter by category. Deactivate questions. Randomize questions. Pull random questions from a pool. Grades / personality types. Shows answers at the end of the quiz or immediately after selection. List of users who took the tests along with their results. Export results to a CSV file Import questions from a CSV file. Ajax-based loading of the quiz results. Optionally switch off to regular loading. Facebook and Twitter sharing of the quiz results. Mobile / touch – friendly user interface. Notify admin when someone takes a quiz. Send email to the quiz taker with their results. Schedule quizzes for a given date/time interval. You can connect to MailChimp using the Watu to MailChimp Bridge. A basic bar chart is available for showing user points vs. average points on a given quiz. GDPR compliance features: not storing IP addresses. Hooks a personal data eraser into the WordPress tools. Regularly supported and updated since 10 years. PHP 6, PHP 7, PHP 8 Compatible. Attention WordPress Network (Multi Site) Users When activating the plugin do it as blog admin and not as network admin. Online Demo Feel free to check the live demo here. It should answer most “pre-download” questions. If you have more doubts just download the plugin and check out if it works for you. It’s free and takes a few seconds to install and activate. Troubleshooting When opening a support thread please provide URL (link) where we can see your problem. A very common problem is not being able to submit the quiz, or the quiz does not displays at all. This is usually a fatal JavaScript error caused by other plugins or your them. If you are technical you can easily find the error yourself by checking the JavaScript error console in Chrome or Firefox. Disable the offending plugin and everything will start working normally. Developers API In order to allow other plugins to integrate better to Watu we have started working on developers API. The following action calls are currently available: = do_action(‘watu_exam_submitted’, $taking_id) Called when exam is submitted, passes the attempt ID = do_action(‘watu_exam_submitted_detailed’, $taking_id, $exam, $user_ID, $achieved, $g_id) Same as above but passes also the full exam object, the user ID, points and grade ID = do_action(‘watu_exam_saved’, $exam_id) Called when you add or edit exam (after submitting the changes). Passes the changed exam ID. Community Translations Persian (Farsi) translation provided by Reza: download zip with .po / .mo files German translation provided by Peter Baumgartner is available here Russian translation provided by @Nikon: .po / .mo The included Romanian translation is provided by Andrei Ciuculescu Portuguese translation provided by José Costa Spanish translation provided by Sebastian Cetrangolo / seeeba Turkish translation provided by Muhammet AVCI