6. Quiz and Exam

[fs-toc-h2]Self-Quiz

The updated self-quiz system now leverages course or body-system classification logics to deliver personalized and relevant quiz questions. This ensures that students engage with content specific to their current course or body system, while the result pages provide multiple, detailed insights for each attempt.

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Try Your First Quiz

1. Locate the Quiz Icon:
Select a Course or Body System from the top menu to display the right-side panel. There, you’ll find the Quiz icon directly below the Brush and Pin tools.
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‍2. Start Your Quiz: Select the course that matches your study focus (for example, lung) and choose the desired number of questions to begin your quiz. Alternatively, you can select a specific body system to initiate your quiz.
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3. Review and Retry: Once you submit your quiz, review your score. You also have the option to retry any questions you missed, allowing you to reinforce your course knowledge.

4. Access Your Scores in the MAI Portal: Log into app.mai.ai and navigate to the Self Quiz section on the left panel to easily locate and review each of your quiz scores.

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[fs-toc-h2]Multi-Attempt Exam (Instructor License Only)

For comprehensive assessments, the MAI portal allows instructors to set up multi-attempt exams with integrated progress tracking. This feature enables educators to monitor individual student progress and overall group performance over time while giving students the opportunity to improve with each attempt.

Exam Setup

Navigate to Group Exam:
Log in to app.mai.ai and go to the “Group Exam” section.

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Add Questions:
Click the ‘Add Questions’ button to select exam questions tailored by body region and system.

Configure Settings:
Name your exam and set parameters such as the Time Limit and Attempt Limit.

Publish Your Exam:
Choose to publish your exam immediately by selecting “Now” or schedule it for later.

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Exam Evaluation

Review Performance:
Click on the exam to view detailed performance metrics, including individual student scores and group results for each attempt.

Analyze Question Success:
Examine the success rate for each question to identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement.

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