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Collections

In short: a Collection groups several of your quizzes behind one link. Tag each quiz easy / medium / hard; the student opens the link, picks a level, and starts — no separate assignment per quiz.

A single quiz is one test. A Collection is a small library you hand out once — great for graded practice ("start easy, work up"), a revision set, or a themed pack you reuse every term.

What a student sees

One landing page listing the quizzes in the Collection, each labelled with its difficulty. The student chooses one and self-starts. When they finish they can come back and try another level from the same link.

Try it

A real Collection — Quizzz Official's JLPT kanji pack (easy → medium → hard). Pick a level and start:

Build one

  1. Open Quizzz ↗CollectionsNew Collection.
  2. Give it a title, then add two or more of your existing quizzes.
  3. Tag each added quiz easy, medium, or hard.
  4. Save. The shareable link is created in the same step — there's no separate "publish" or "distribute" action.

Collections reuse existing quizzes

You add quizzes you've already made (by AI or by hand). Make the quizzes first — see AI Quiz Generation — then group them.

Share it

Every Collection has a public page at:

https://quizzz.techtranslab.com/collection/<slug>

Copy the link and hand it out like any other — in class, in chat, or as a QR code. It behaves like a public link: anyone with it can start.

Embed it on your site

A Collection can be embedded just like a single quiz. From the Collection's detail page, copy the Embed Code — a self-contained iframe:

html
<iframe
  src="https://quizzz.techtranslab.com/widget/collection/<id>"
  width="100%"
  height="600"
  style="border:none;border-radius:12px;"
  allow="clipboard-write"
></iframe>

Paste it into any web page, blog, or LMS. See Embed on Your Site for the full embedding guide.

Next

  • Not sure which link type to use? → Exam Modes covers public / class / student links and the answer modes.
  • Open Quizzz ↗ to build your first Collection.

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