Curriculum
Use the formal curriculum as a map for programmes, courses, topics and objectives.
Institution Workspace
Give Quiyo your curriculum, course outlines, lecture notes, textbooks, past questions and reference materials. Build the structure, question banks, assessments and CBT workflow around what your institution already teaches.
Start with what already exists
No need to begin every quiz from a blank prompt. Build around the sources the institution already trusts and teaches from.
Use the formal curriculum as a map for programmes, courses, topics and objectives.
Connect course scope and teaching sequence to the assessment structure.
Upload teaching material in bulk and reuse it across question generation workflows.
Keep supporting material available to the institution without repeating uploads for every assessment.
Bring existing question material into the same governed assessment environment.
The institutional workflow
Every layer adds structure without replacing the normal Quiyo quiz experience participants already use.
Set up faculties, departments, programmes, courses, modules, topics or any custom hierarchy your institution needs.
Upload curriculum, lecture notes, course outlines, textbooks and past questions in reusable collections.
Use Curriculum Intelligence to propose programmes, courses, modules, topics and learning objectives for human review.
Generate planned drafts, review questions, approve strong items, track quality and retire questions that should no longer be used.
Use blueprints for curriculum coverage and difficulty, then create one exam or equivalent Form A, B and C drafts.
Publish, schedule, share, restrict access, conduct CBT, score, review appeals, analyze performance and export records.
One workspace for the institution
Institution Workspace adds organizational controls around Quiyo without turning the product into a separate admin system.
Invite staff, manage membership and define who can create, review, manage hierarchy or handle billing.
Give staff access to the academic branch they actually manage instead of the whole institution.
Keep reusable source material organized by collection, tags and academic structure.
Turn unstructured academic material into a proposal the institution can review before applying it.
Track lifecycle, versions, exposure, facility, discrimination, distractors, duplicates and review notes.
Control question count, curriculum weighting and difficulty distribution before assembly.
Create separate normal Quiyo Form A, B and C drafts with the same coverage targets and controlled overlap.
Review institutional content, keep audit history and understand assessment activity across the hierarchy.
Still Quiyo
Once an institution creates an assessment draft, it continues through the normal Quiyo workflow. That means the same publishing controls, scheduling, links, keys, participant restrictions, attempt screen, scoring, appeals, analytics and exports.
Institution FAQ
No. Institutions can build from reusable curricula, course outlines and bulk teaching materials, then generate question banks and planned assessment drafts around that structure.
Yes. Institution membership supports roles and hierarchy scope so staff can work within the parts of the institution they are responsible for.
Yes. Equivalent forms can create separate Form A, B, C and additional quiz drafts with the same blueprint targets while controlling question overlap.
No. Institution assessments continue through the normal Quiyo quiz experience, including the existing attempt screen, scoring, appeals, analytics and exports.
Yes. Quiyo supports DOCX question exports, including workflows where an institution wants to prepare assessment material for offline or printed use.
Bring the curriculum
From source material to question bank, blueprint, CBT and results.