Elevate customer and employee engagement by assessing their training progress with quizzes, assessments and surveys.



Publishing a course tells you what was delivered, not what was learned. Acadle's quizzes and assessments verify comprehension at the point of learning, so you know a customer, employee or partner can apply what they just studied.
Quizzes can sit inside a lesson as a quick knowledge check or at the end of a course as a gate before certification. Because scores are stored against each learner, weak modules become visible instead of being guessed at.
Question variety matters: multiple choice and true/false confirm recall, while essays, fill-in-the-blanks and file uploads test reasoning and applied skill. Mixing formats keeps learners engaged and covers different learning styles.
Surveys handle the other direction of feedback. Ask learners what was unclear, what they still need, and how confident they feel — then use those responses to rewrite lessons that consistently underperform.
Enablement and customer education teams typically start with one end-of-course quiz, then layer in per-lesson checks and surveys.
List the outcomes each course must prove — product setup, a compliance rule, a sales objection — and write questions against those outcomes.
Combine multiple choice and true/false for recall with essays, fill-ins and uploads where you need evidence of applied skill.
Define the threshold that unlocks the certificate or the next module so progression is earned, not assumed.
Ask about clarity, pace and confidence to surface issues the score alone will not reveal.
Use score summaries to find the lessons where learners consistently fail, then rewrite or re-record them.
Confirm new users understand setup steps before they go live, reducing support tickets.
Verify that new hires and existing staff absorbed process, product and policy training.
Evidence understanding, not just attendance, for mandatory policy and security training.
Test pitch, pricing and objection handling before reps talk to real prospects.
85% of organisations see better retention when training is coupled with timely assessments. Acadle makes that measurement native to each lesson.
Interactive quizzes go beyond questions: they boost engagement, break the monotony and confirm that knowledge landed. Surveys unlock deeper insight into training efficiency and areas to improve, while diverse assessment formats address different learning styles for comprehensive understanding.

From multiple choice and true/false to essays, fill-in-the-blanks and file uploads, mix question types to cater to diverse learning preferences. In-depth assessments encourage reflective learning and critical thinking so learners truly grasp complex concepts.

80% of brands find actionable insight in feedback. Use quiz scores and survey results to narrate data-driven success stories, spot weak modules and act quickly with concise snapshot summaries of learner performance.

Multiple choice, true/false, essay style answers, fill-in-the-blanks and file uploads, so you can test both recall and applied skill.
Yes. Set a pass threshold so the next module or the certificate only unlocks when the learner meets it.
Yes. Quizzes work as quick in-lesson knowledge checks as well as end-of-course assessments.
Yes. Scores are stored per learner, so you can see who passed, who struggled and which modules are weak.
A quiz measures whether the learner understood the content. A survey collects the learner's opinion on the training itself.
Surveys are designed to capture candid feedback on training quality, clarity and pace so you can act on it.
Yes. Assessment content can be reused across courses and learner groups, which is useful for annual refreshers.
Yes. Certificates can be gated behind a passing assessment score so certification means verified knowledge.
Build a fully branded learning experience for your customers, employees, partners and community — in days, not months.