Student guide · Published 23 September 2026

How to use QUIZ-WORLD as a student

The student workspace is organized around five questions: what should I do next, what was assigned, what did I create, what can I practice and how did I perform?

Start from Home

Home highlights the next useful action and important notifications. Use Assigned for formal work waiting for you, My Quizzes for content you created, Library for available practice and Results for completed attempts.

Join a shared quiz

Open the opaque share link you received or enter its separate join code. A restricted quiz may ask you to sign in, meet an email-domain rule or request approval. Approval changes your access to the existing link; the creator does not need to issue another one.

Create and share

Students can create quizzes. Paste questions or work from saved content, preview the result, choose Practice, Exam or Custom settings, then save. Share as unlisted for link-only access, publish to Community if appropriate, keep it private, or use restrictions.

Attempt and resume

The QUIZ-WORLD player shows the same core controls across contexts. Your policy determines whether Previous, flags, elimination, navigator, feedback and explanations are available. Signed-in progress and formal answers are persisted through the Worker. Refreshing an active assignment resumes the same attempt rather than creating another one.

Submit and review

Submission sends the attempt to the server. For a formal assignment, the server calculates the authoritative score and returns the permitted receipt. Answers or explanations appear only when the release policy allows them. Personal practice history remains separate from a teacher’s formal assessment results unless the product explicitly connects them.

Free and premium access

Free students can sign in, create, save and share their own quizzes and use basic attempts and results. Premium primarily controls curated content and advanced capabilities. An expired entitlement removes future access to that protected capability; it does not silently rewrite historical submitted results.