LAAMP allows Publishers and Administrators to create engaging and structured assessments using a variety of question formats. These assessments can be included within Standard Courses and are essential for verifying knowledge, understanding, and compliance.
This page outlines how to create a quiz or written assessment using LAAMP’s content editor.
Where Assessments Live in LAAMP
All assessments are built inside Courses, which are then grouped into Competencies.
To create an assessment:
Log in as a Publisher or Administrator
Go to the Courses section via the Side Menu
Create a new Course or edit an existing one
Use the Chapter/Page structure to add and manage assessment content
Informational Content Types
Text
A block of rich written content used to deliver information, instructions, or context within a Course Page.
Video
An embedded video file (uploaded by the Publisher) used for visual demonstrations, training, or walkthroughs.
Resource
A downloadable file (e.g., PDF, Word, Excel) attached to the page to supplement training with reference material.
External Resource
A link to a webpage or externally hosted file that opens outside of LAAMP, used for third-party content or tools.
VR Tour
An interactive 360° virtual tour that allows learners to explore environments. Typically used for site orientation or hazard spotting. (Set up with LAAMP Support.)
SCORM
A SCORM 1.2-compliant module embedded directly into a Course. It supports advanced interactive e-learning content from external tools like Articulate or Captivate.
Assessment Input Types
True or False
A binary question type where users select whether a statement is true or false.
Single Choice
A multiple-option question where only one correct answer can be selected.
Multiple Choice
A question format allowing selection of one or more correct answers from a list.
Written Answer
A free-text field allowing users to submit long-form responses for review - This question type is currently not able to be "marked" by LAAMP and will enable the Verification workflow upon Publish if not enabled already.
Image Hotspot
An interactive image where the user clicks on a specific area to answer a question.
Dropdown
A single-answer selection from a drop-down menu—ideal for forms.
Date Time
Allows users to input or select a specific date and time—used for logging events or availability.
Duration
Used to capture a length of time (e.g., time taken to complete a task).
Drag to Match
An interactive activity where users drag items to match corresponding answers (e.g., terms to definitions).
Evidence Capture Types
Audio Capture
Records a user’s spoken response or sound using their device’s microphone.
Document Capture
Allows users to upload documents as proof of completion (e.g., licenses, checklists).
Image Capture
Lets users take or upload a photo using their device—commonly used for physical task verification.
Signature Capture
Allows users to draw a digital signature to confirm agreement or acknowledgement.
Video Capture
Enables users to record and upload a video response—ideal for demonstrating hands-on skills or walkthroughs.
Creating a Quiz Flow
To add a quiz into a Course:
Create a new Chapter and give it a name (e.g. “Assessment”)
Add one or more Pages inside that chapter
On each page, choose the desired Question Type
Enter the question text, answer options, and mark the correct answers
Click Save
Repeat as needed to build a full assessment.
Tips for Effective Quizzing
Use Single Choice for compliance checks
Combine Written Answers with Multiple Choice for deeper learning
Keep assessments concise—5–10 focused questions often work best
Ensure your questions match the learning objectives of the Course
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