Dashboard Tour
After signing in you land on the Dashboard, which brings together all of your and your team's quizzes. It is the starting point for day-to-day management.
The main area
- Create cards — the three cards at the top map to Create Quiz / Create Scored Quiz / Create Outcome Quiz.
- Group tabs — All, My Favorites, and any groups you created. See Workspace.
- Quiz cards — each shows a type badge, cover, title, creation date and response count, with edit, records and more actions along the bottom.
The left sidebar
| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| My Quizzes | This page |
| Question Banks | Reusable pools of questions |
| Respondents | Profiles of people who took your quizzes |
| Leads | The follow-up pipeline for people who left contact details |
| 1:1 Bookings | Sessions booked from result pages, badged with the pending count |
| Connectors | Team-level push channels, visible to owners and admins only |
The search box at the top looks across quizzes, question banks, respondents and leads; the bottom lets you collapse the sidebar.
Tabs inside a quiz
Open a quiz and you get four tabs:
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Edit | Build questions, logic, scoring and appearance |
| Share | Public link, QR code, embed, social card, source tracking, booking section, promotion kit |
| Records | Every submission |
| Insights | Completion rate, drop-off points, source conversion |
Quizzes used to have a "Connect" tab of their own. That has moved up to team-level Connectors — configure once and every quiz uses it, instead of repeating the setup per quiz.
The dashboard shows quizzes for the current team. If you belong to several, switch with the team switcher in the top left and the list follows.
Sign Up & Sign In
Create a RooQuiz account, sign in, reset a forgotten password, and understand how an account relates to teams — the first steps to take before you build your first quiz.
The Four Quiz Types
The four RooQuiz quiz types and what each is for — knowledge tests, multi-dimension assessments, outcome quizzes and randomised knowledge quizzes — and why the type is fixed at creation.