The Quiz Export/Import add-on allows you to export or import an existing Quiz, to be used later on in a Tutor LMS environment. This means you can reuse existing quiz material for a new quiz and also use it as a starting block which saves you both time and effort.
To make it simpler to understand, let’s go with a scenario. Suppose you need to create a new quiz whose questions are quite similar to the ones in an existing quiz in the same course or a different one. Using the Import/Export feature, you can export the existing quiz in the form of a CSV file.
Then, you can simply visit the course where the new quiz will be and import the CSV file that you exported. You can then save the imported quiz as it is or even modify it to suit your needs.
Getting Started
Now, to get started with this add-on, make sure you have the latest version of Tutor LMS free & premium versions. Then, make sure you already have a quiz you can export. To learn how to do that hop over to this documentation.
Enable Quiz Export/Import from the Add-ons
Next, to access the Quiz Export/Import features, you need to first enable the add-on. To do this, navigate to WP Admin > Tutor LMS Pro > Add-ons and enable the Quiz Export/Import by clicking on the toggle button below it.
Export Quiz
Once you’ve enabled the add-on, visit the course that has the quiz you want to export in edit mode. Under the Course Builder section, open the relevant topic and locate the quiz in question. On its right, you’ll find the export icon.
Once you click on it, your quiz will be exported as a CSV file format to your local device.
Import Quiz
Next, it’s time to Import a Quiz. Create a new course or enter an existing one in edit mode. Then, under the Course Builder section, add a topic if you haven’t already.
Finally, click on the Import Quiz button which you’ll find on the right side of the Course Builder section. This will open the file manager dialog box from where you can simply locate the CSV file you exported earlier.
Finish off by clicking on Publish/Update to save everything.