# Creating a New Quiz: An Overview Learn how to create a new quiz from scratch, including setting up basic information, managing subscriptions, adding questions, and customizing charts. Creating a New Quiz Quizzes are a powerful way to test your community members' knowledge, provide engaging content, and track learning progress. This guide combines all essential steps from initial setup to final publishing, incorporating key details that ensure a smooth quiz creation experience. --- ## Step 1: Accessing the Quiz Creation Interface From the sidebar menu, click the **Education** icon (it looks like a book) to access your education dashboard. Locate and click the **New** button (top-right of the screen). This opens the **New Quiz** creation screen. ## Step 2: Setting Up Basic Quiz Information This initial screen collects your quiz's basic details. Enter a clear and concise title for your quiz in the **Title** field. The platform enforces a minimum of 5 characters and a maximum of 200 characters. Example: **"Tesla Pre-Earnings"** Provide a brief description (maximum 140 characters) in the **Short Description** field. This text highlights the main objective and key takeaways. Appears in marketing pages, sidebars, emails, etc. Example: **"Analyzing Tesla Stock"** Give a more detailed explanation (up to 3000 characters) in the **Full Description** field. Provide context on the quiz's content, goals, and any important details. Add relevant tags to categorize your quiz, making it easier for users to find. Select which subscription plans can access this quiz. If none are selected, the quiz will remain hidden from your community. ## Step 3: Managing Subscriptions and Visibility If you need a new subscription plan, click **Manage Subscriptions**. You'll be redirected to the **Community** section to add a new plan. Choose **Visible** (quiz is shown in the app) or **Hidden** (quiz is only accessible through a direct link). Decide how comments will appear: **Visible**, **Hidden**, or **Locked**. ## Step 4: Creating Your Quiz Episodes Quizzes are organized into "episodes," each with its own interactive content. Click **Create** to proceed to the episode creation page. Each episode is an individual segment of your quiz. Click **Details** to configure the episode or go straight to the **Question** tab if you already know what you want to set up. Enter a description or lesson text in **Episode Content** (e.g., "Slide 1"). Provide the subtopic (optional) in **Episode Subtopic**. Click **Select Tickers** to choose one or more stock symbols for that episode (e.g., TSLA, AAPL). You can remove tickers using the **X** icon. Check the timeframes you want available (1m, 5m, 1h, 4h, etc.). Set a **default timeframe** (e.g., "4h") to display when the episode loads. Pick the date and time that will be shown on the chart for that episode. Choose the episode's length (e.g., 1–5 minutes) using the slider or the numeric input. ## Step 5: Adding Questions and Answers Give your quiz its interactive component by adding questions to each episode. In the episode creation screen, switch to the **Question** tab.
  • **Boolean Choice**: True/False questions
  • **Single Choice**: Multiple-choice with only one correct answer
  • **Multiple Choice**: Multiple-choice with more than one correct answer
  • **Ordered Choice**: Answers must be placed in the correct sequence
  • **Chart Drawing Selection**: Select specific points or areas on a chart
  • **Chart Drawing Completion**: Users complete a drawing on the chart or select the correct element out of all the available
 Add or remove answer options. For Boolean/Single/Multiple Choice, use the **bin** icon to delete and **drag** icon to reorder. Mark the correct answer(s). Provide a question title that appears in the quiz interface. Click **Add Episode** to finalize that episode's setup and repeat for additional episodes, if needed. ## Step 6: Chart Customization Customize the charts for each question to make them more engaging and instructive. In the episode editing page, click **Chart**. If multiple tickers were chosen, select which ticker's chart you want to customize. Choose between **Candlestick**, **Line**, or **Area**. Adjust the start offset (scroll offset) of the chart. Toggle volume bars on or off. Modify width, padding, wick thickness, and rendering method (e.g., **Rect** or **Path**). Click the **+** under **Drawing** to add tools like Horizontal Line, Trend Line, Fibonacci Retracements, etc. Drag these onto the chart and adjust parameters (color, thickness, style, etc.) as needed. Click the **+** under **Indicators** to add technical indicators (e.g., Volume, RSI, or other specialized tools). ## Step 7: Skills Tab A **Skills** tab is where you can define specific skills each episode is testing. This helps track the user's proficiency in particular areas or competencies. ## Step 8: Simulator & Mobile Preview ### Simulator Use the built-in **Simulator** to see how the quiz episode looks and functions in real-time. You can interact with the chart, answer questions, and confirm the user experience. ### Mobile Preview Switch to **Mobile Preview** mode to check how your quiz will appear on smartphones or tablets. ## Step 9: Review and Publishing ### Review Go through your quiz settings, episode details, questions, and chart customizations. Ensure everything is accurate and ready for participants. ### Publish Once satisfied, save and publish the quiz. Published quizzes appear in the **Education** section if set to **Visible**. ## Additional Notes Access the **Community** section to manage subscription plans and community settings. The **Education** section is where your quizzes and lessons reside. Tailor quizzes to your teaching style: from chart interactions to detailed question types. Incorporate real-time stock data, drawings, and multiple-choice questions to keep learners engaged. ## Conclusion You are now ready to build engaging, interactive quizzes for your community!