What is a difference between quiz, assessment and survey ?
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04-17-2024 11:06 AM
I am working on quizzes and after completing them, I found them similar to assessment/surveys. Can you help me understand differences between :
1. Quizzes
2. Assessments
3. Surveys
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04-17-2024 11:24 AM
Hi @SumeetG ,
- QuizzesQuizzes are typically used in teaching, training, and learning to test knowledge.
- AssessmentsAssessments are for measuring or testing.
- SurveysSurveys are used to gather opinions and feedback.Please mark my answer correct amd heloful if this works for youThanks and RegardsSarthak
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04-17-2024 11:42 AM
Hello Sarthak,
Usually, the functionalities are the same as I am using quizzes to evaluate user knowledge before adding them in groups, but I think same can be achieved using assessments. Please correct me I am wrong. But functionalities are same I feel. Is there any difference in functionalities of them?
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04-17-2024 12:11 PM
Hi @SumeetG ,
The assessment application goes deeper than surveys with its advanced capabilities. An assessment allows you to evaluate, score, and rank items, and provide normalized/weighted results. For an assessment to work in the platform, it has to have an assessable record (e.g. Project, Vendors, Sales) — which is not a requirement in the case of surveys.
With assessments, you can collect feedback from a broad base of category users and stakeholders across your organization. You can create a single assessment to get feedback from different cross-functional units (e.g. Procurement, Finance, HR, Legal) by assigning different parts of the assessment to different stakeholders. You can easily group related metrics into categories and set weights for each response. In addition, you can collect response and format decision matrices and plot the collected data to report findings.
Common use cases for assessments include:
- Vendor assessment
- Demand assessment
- Project assessment
- GRC audit assessment
- Security assessment
- Sales/employee assessment