If you're considering enabling the Daily Quiz Challenge in your classes, you likely have questions about how it works.

In this article, we'll answer the most common questions teachers like you ask us about this feature.

Let's dive in!

The Daily Quiz Challenge is an optional feature you can enable for any of your HealthCenter21 classes.

It's an excellent way to help your students master medical vocabulary related to anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, and pharmacy technician.

Learn more here: What Is the Daily Quiz Challenge?

You can enable the Daily Quiz Challenge to any class by following 5 steps.

Learn more here: How to Enable the Daily Quiz Challenge

Teachers often use the Daily Quiz Challenge as a warm-up, bell-ringer, or "do now" activity.

Some teachers even assign participation points or extra credit to students who complete the questions each week.

For more ideas, ask other teachers in the AES Educator Community.

No, the Daily Quiz Challenge is not graded. The challenge consists of 10 multiple-choice questions each day.

Students get 10 “points” for each question they answer correctly on the first try. If students select an incorrect answer, they receive immediate feedback and choose another answer to continue.

Yes, students receive immediate feedback on the answers they select as they work through the questions. However, students cannot go back and review their results after completing the Daily Quiz Challenge.

You can view leaderboards and student performance for the Daily Quiz Challenge on your Grades tab.

Learn more here: How to View Your Students' Quiz Challenge Results

When developing the questions, we worked with a question writer to develop a variety of questions related to three topics: Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, and Pharmacy Technician.

The questions in the Daily Quiz Challenge are different from the questions your students will encounter in the lessons, quizzes, and module tests.

The Quiz Challenge Leaderboard is tracked on a weekly basis and resets every Sunday night at 11:59 EST.

That means the best time to check the Leaderboard and show your students the results would be at the end of the class period on Friday or sometime over the weekend.

Currently the reporting side of the Daily Quiz Challenge is limited. Because of this, you're only able to see your students' participation for the week.

Have additional questions about the Daily Quiz Challenge? Send us a chat!