Thanks for your questions about quizzing. You get two .csv files with each quiz report. One is a summary file that includes overall scores for individual users. For example, say you have a video about the Water Cycle with two quizzes in it. John watches the video on the first day, and takes the quizzes. The summary report will include one entry for John (unless he takes the quizzes multiple times), and his overall score for both quizzes combined.

You also get a detailed report that shows how John answered each individual question. This is a separate .csv file. Using the same example, if there were 3 questions in the first quiz, and 5 in the second quiz, you will see 8 row entries for John, one for each question.

Both reports will include results from all viewers who took the quiz for that day. Let’s say John and 5 others view the Water Cycle video on the first day. The report you receive at the end of that day will include 6 people. Let’s say the next day, 10 more people view video and take the quiz. Your report at the end of the second day will include 16 entries, the 6 from the first day, and the 10 from the second day. Each report includes all data from previous days, plus the new data. This way, you can set a deadline of when someone needs to view a video and take the quiz, and then just look at that last days report to see all of the data. You don’t have to manually combine it yourself.

One more thing, you will only get a report if there are new results to report. If in our example, no one views and takes the quiz on day 3, then you will not get another report on day 3.

I hope this helps!

Thanks,

Shane Lovellette
Product Manager, Camtasia Studio & Camtasia for Mac