Export Quiz Result to a pdf

Exporting quiz results to a PDF can be a useful way to share the results with others or keep a record for future reference. Here are the steps to export quiz results to a PDF:

1. Open the quiz results in your quiz platform or software.
2. Click on the "Export" or "Download" button, usually located at the top or bottom of the results page.
3. Choose "PDF" as the file format for the export.
4. Select the options for the PDF file, such as the orientation, page size, and margins.
5. Click on the "Export" or "Download" button to save the PDF file to your computer or device.
6. Once the PDF file is downloaded, you can open it in any PDF viewer or editor software to view or edit it.

Note that the specific steps may vary depending on the quiz platform or software you are using. Some platforms may not have an option to export quiz results to a PDF directly, in which case, you may need to copy and paste the results into a document and then save it as a PDF file.

Thank You. Well, there was an option to publish to Word that I remember in Storyline 3, but that will not suit my purpose. Can the answers not be captured and outputted in a report? Like a student report? I will check out the workaround that you mentioned now.

Hi Mandar,

Thanks for the follow-up question! I understand you'd like to capture and output the quiz answers in a report. You’ll want to use the Javascript workaround that Joe mentioned above. We don’t currently have an option for printing out quiz answers as a student report.

If you need anything else, please don't hesitate to ask!

Hi Mandar

This demo is a downloadable pdf slider-based survey rather than a quiz - but the principle would be the same. In fact, it should be easier to do the quiz results

https://demo9.profilelearning.com

The demo captures the slider settings in the survey - holds them in variables which are then picked up by a JavaScript routine at the end of the course and used to show the option selected by the learner in a pdf copy of the survey.

With a quiz I think you should be able to store the learner's actual selection on a multiple choice quiz by checking the state of the Radio Buttons on the screen when they click the 'Submit' button. If you've got 200 questions that's quite a lot of variables - but there's probably a more elegant way of doing it that someone will suggest...

The key point about this demo is that the output pdf is actually based on a pdf form template. i.e. you can format it any way you want by creating the output report as a pdf form. The JavaScript reads the pdf form and populates the named fields in the form with the variables it has picked up during the course,

I don't really know if this approach works in Storyline 3 - don't see why it wouldn't.

I hope this helps...

PS - I guess I could enter this demo in this week's eLearning heroes challenge!

The cluelabs widgets Melinda refers to are really excellent - and, are easy to implement.

Worth pointing out though that the use of their widgets is generally chargeable above a certain level of usage.

Hey John, I LOVE this pdf demo. How do you go about creating this?

Hello. I am trying to create a downloadable/printable PDF of the basic quiz results (no other variables). Does anyone know how to convert the html version that is created when using the Print Results button to a PDF document? Thanks!