Save progress cross device: learners can take a break and continue later on any device with an Internet connection. This option is obligatory to allow learner to generate certificates.
Note: This option requires registering as a learner to set up the password so they can use it when logging in from any other device. To register, the learner can switch to the SignUp tab or go to the following link: https://learn.easygenerator.com/#/signup

Allow login via social media: learners can use social media credentials to log in to the course.

Results tracking: you can track learners’ progress and see results in the Gradebook. Learners have to authorize with their e-mail and name. If cross device progress saving is enabled, they also have to set up the learner’s password.

Allow users to skip tracking and tracing: learners will have the option of taking the course anonymously. If they choose to do this, their progress won't be reported.

Easygenerator: by default, learners’ progress is reported to Easygenerator directly and results are stored in the Gradebook.

Custom LRS: you can report learners’ progress to a custom LRS instead of Easygenerator.

Conduct learner satisfaction survey: you can collect learners’ feedback about your course.

Allow users to download certificates: learners can get a certificate with your company branded look and feel. Cross-device progress saving is required.

Enable time limit: learners will have a time limit to complete the course.
Note: If the learner leaves the page, the time pauses.

Allow scoring of content pages: visiting the content pages will contribute to the overall mastery score along with answering the questions and will affect if a learner passes or fails.

After every question: Learners will receive immediate feedback after submitting each question.
Note: if you have set "Submit after every question" + limited number of attempts, there won't be an option for the learner to re-take the whole course from scratch.

If you have set "Submit after every question" + unlimited number of attempts, the learner will be able to retake the whole course from scratch only in case they completed the previous attempt successfully. Until the course is not passed, the learner will still have the option to re-answer all questions till they select the correct answer options and pass the whole course.

All questions at once: Learners will have to first answer all questions before submitting them. They can adjust their responses (without seeing the correct answers) until the moment they opt to submit all answers (by clicking the "Submit all answers" button in the lower-left corner of the navigation panel). Upon submission, learners will find out if they have passed. They will not see the question-specific feedback.

Unlimited

Limit number of attempts

The limited number of attempts allows you to enable the option for learners so they can review what was the correct answer once they reach the limit of attempts and if they failed the course.

overall course (average score for all sections)

each section (this should be a minimum score in each section to pass the course successfully)

percent score (100% means that the learner should answer all questions correctly)

Show learning hints: Learners can see hints with additional information to help them answer questions. You can add hints via the “content” block at the very bottom of the question editor.

Show content pages: You can show content pages or hide them and display questions only. You can use this feature to quickly create a quiz or exam by duplicating your course and hiding the content pages so that only the questions are shown to learners.

On separate pages

On one page

Show content pages - disabled

Allow scoring of content pages - disabled

Mastery score - overall course

Show only a subset of XX random questions from all questions

Show subset:

Show (learners will see how they have answered on their previous attempt)

Reset (learners will see the empty answer options)

Set by the author

Shuffle answer options (the answer options will be randomized for each learner's attempt to pass the course)