Learning becomes more effective when members can apply what they have learned, test their understanding, and track their progress. With the latest SureDash Pro update, courses now become more interactive with the introduction of Quizzes.
Course creators can now add quizzes directly into their course content, giving learners a way to reinforce concepts and check their knowledge as they move through lessons. Whether you’re running an online academy, employee training program, certification course, or a community-based learning platform, quizzes help transform passive learning into an engaging experience.
For example, an instructor teaching a marketing course can add a quiz after a module on SEO strategies to help learners validate their understanding before moving ahead. Similarly, businesses can use quizzes in training programs to ensure team members have absorbed important processes and information.
Along with quizzes, admins now get better visibility into course performance with the new Course Analytics tab. This helps course creators understand member progress, monitor learning activity, and gain insights into how their courses are performing. Together, these improvements make it easier to create engaging courses while gaining a clearer picture of the learner journey.
Core Changelog
- Improvement: Improved navigation speed by prefetching portal links on deliberate hover, so pages load faster.
- Improvement: Enhanced the WordPress Abilities integration with clearer descriptions and consistent naming, while keeping older configurations supported for backward compatibility.
- Fix: Fixed an issue in the Course editor where a section could be dragged into another section’s lesson list, where it appeared as a blank lesson that could not be deleted.
Premium Changelog
- New: Introduced Quizzes for courses. Admins can add quizzes to course content, and members can take them as part of their learning. (Read more)
- Improvement: Refined event call-to-action buttons and badge styling on the event page.
- Improvement: Clarified the abilities integration API documentation. Space ID is now described as the WordPress post ID.