Assessments that actually measure learning
From quick quizzes to full exams and hands-on assignments, lecturers on Dr. Nada Center can build assessments that fit the subject — with real deadlines, real grading, and a certificate at the end.
Ways your progress gets assessed
A lecturer picks the right method for what they're teaching.
Quizzes
Short, low-stakes checks after a lesson — instant feedback, multiple attempts, no pressure.
Exams
Timed, proctored-by-policy assessments with a pass mark and a fixed open/close window.
Practice Tests & Surveys
Ungraded practice runs to build confidence, and surveys to gather feedback — no score attached.
Assignments
Upload-based work with its own deadline and late policy, graded and returned with written feedback.
Question types quizzes and exams can use
Lecturers mix and match these to fit the subject, and most are graded automatically the moment you submit.
Multiple Choice
Pick one correct answer from a list of options.
Multi-Select
Pick every option that applies — partial credit where the lecturer allows it.
True / False
A quick binary check of a single statement.
Matching
Pair items from one column with the correct item in another.
Short Answer
Type a brief text answer, checked against accepted responses.
Numerical
Enter a number, graded within a tolerance the lecturer sets.
Essay
Longer written responses, read and scored by the lecturer.
File Upload
Submit a document, image, or recording as your answer.
Multiple attempts, if allowed
Lecturers can cap attempts or leave a quiz open for unlimited retakes — you always see how many you have left.
Clear pass marks
Every graded quiz and exam can carry a pass mark, so you know exactly where you stand.
Certificates on completion
Finish a course's assessments and you can earn a certificate — verifiable online by its certificate number.