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How do I create a new test and add it to a training? (Classic)

    Organizers can create tests to assess attendee's knowledge before, during, or after the training. You can add up to 100 questions per test and reuse them in as many sessions as you'd like.

    Tests are saved in the Library, which is shared by all organizers on your GoTo Training account.

    Create a new test

    1. Sign in to your account at https://global.gototraining.com.
    2. Click Library in the left menu.
    3. On the Tests tab, click Create Test.
    4. Enter a title and instructions for the test.
    5. Create a question and click Add to Test.
      Note: You can add up to 100 questions per test.
    6. Add more questions by clicking the New Question button. You can add up to 100 questions per test.
    7. Click Save when finished.
    8. The test will automatically be saved to your Library, where you can access it at any time and use it for any future sessions.

    Add a test to a training

    You can add as many tests as desired to your session.
    1. On the Manage Trainings page, click Edit in the Tests section.
    2. Click Add Test, then select one of the following:
      • Create New – This will launch you into a blank Tests page, where you can create a new test. Once you are finished, the test will automatically be saved to the Library for later use.
      • From Library – This will open a pop-up window from which you can select a test that was previously created and saved to the Library.
    3. The test will be added to the Tests page. Click the Settings icon next to it to specify when attendees should be prompted to take the test and whether or not they should see the correct answers and/or test scores.
      Note: If the test is set to be given after the training, a link will be included in the Follow-Up Email.

    Edit or remove a test from a session

    On the Manage Training page, click Edit in the Tests section.
    • To edit the test, click its title.
    • To remove the test, click the Delete icon next to it.
      CAUTION: This action cannot be undone!
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