Shared Quiz Links

Share quizzes with a link

Every quiz gets a unique shareable URL. Students take quizzes without accounts. You track results.

The easiest way to distribute quizzes

Email attachments, printed copies, and manual distribution take time. Share a link instead—students click it and take the quiz in their browser. No accounts, no apps to install, no friction.

Every quiz you create in Examina gets a unique shareable link automatically. Copy the link and share it via email, LMS, messaging apps, or post it in your classroom. Students open it, take the quiz, and their results sync to your dashboard. One link, unlimited uses.

No student accounts needed

Students click the link and take the quiz immediately. No sign-up, no login, no barriers to completion.

Results tracking

See who took the quiz, their scores, and which questions they missed. All results sync to your Examina dashboard.

Works everywhere

Links work on phones, tablets, and computers. Students can take quizzes from any device with a browser.

How to share a quiz

01

Generate quiz

Create a quiz from your notes using AI. Examina generates a shareable link automatically.

02

Copy link

Click 'Share Link' to copy the URL to your clipboard.

03

Distribute to students

Share the link via email, LMS, messaging apps, or post it in your classroom. Students click and take the quiz.

FAQs

How do shared quiz links work?

Every quiz you create gets a unique shareable URL. Share the link with students via email, LMS, or messaging. They take the quiz in their browser without creating an account.

Do students need accounts?

No. Students can take quizzes from shared links without signing up or logging in.

Can I see who took the quiz?

Yes. View results and scores for quizzes taken via shared links in your Examina dashboard.

Can I revoke a shared link?

Shared links are tied to saved quizzes. Delete the quiz to make the link inactive.

Can I use shared links in my LMS?

Yes. Share the Examina quiz link as an external resource in Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, or Google Classroom.