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CH5 Interactive

Quizzes and assessments

Ali Prod creates quizzes and assessments to accompany content from trainers and organisations. The studio prepares questions, answer choices, explanatory feedback and progression, in French, English or Arabic according to your needs.

A quiz revisits content through questions. Each answer can include an explanation referring to the topic covered. The order of questions and the way users move forward are defined with you.

The studio uses your content to write questions, choices and expected answers. The studio’s quality control approves every step; you approve the questions, explanations and progression, then the assembled quiz, or only the assembled quiz, as you prefer.

The quiz is prepared for the agreed medium: an activity within a learning path or a separate piece of content. Checks cover the relationship between choices, answers and explanations, as well as navigation in each requested language version.

What you receive

  • Approved questions and answer choices
  • Expected answers and explanatory feedback
  • Interactive quiz with defined progression
  • Language versions and files included in the quote

Work from this channel

  • Simulation thumbnail, in French: “Managers, HR: would your teams know how to react to a cyberattack?”, a startled office worker at his computer next to a shield
    SIMULATIONManagers, HR: would your teams know how to react to a cyberattack?CH55 min

    In French

    A playable simulation: a fictional working morning, five messages under pressure, one of them genuine. You observe, you act, and at 10 a.m. you find out what your choices set off, then see a portrait of your reflexes, with no score.

    Play the simulation (opens in a new tab)

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, scenario, interface and development of the simulation.

    Fictional companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image. Texts under review by a cybersecurity professional.

    Trailer (1:12): synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Trainers, HR: what if your training courses came to life?”, next to a golden slide lighting up among grey slides
    VIDEOHow to make training interactive: a real exampleCH5CH11:21

    In French, with French subtitles

    A real example: a fraud-awareness slide deck turned into an exercise where people practise instead of reading. Two steps: start from what the person will have to do on Monday morning, then have them practise it in context. The method works for any training course.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, demonstration slide deck, playable simulation, motion design and sound.

    No voice. Fictitious companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

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How it works

  1. Brief: reference content, audience and place of the quiz in the learning path

  2. Writing questions, choices and explanations

  3. Answers and progression approved by quality control, and by you according to the chosen mode

  4. Assembly and checks of each answer sequence, then your approval

  5. Delivery in the format planned for the content

Method

Frequently asked questions

Who approves the expected answers?

You do, based on your reference content, at each step or on the assembled quiz. The studio prepares their wording and presentation, and its quality control checks them before anything is sent.

Can an explanation appear after a choice?

Yes. Explanatory feedback can accompany an answer. Its wording and when it appears are agreed with you before production.

Can the quiz form part of an existing learning path?

The medium and integration needs are reviewed during scoping. The quote specifies the chosen format and where the quiz fits into your content.

Do I have to approve every step?

You choose. Either you approve each step (questions and answers, then the assembled quiz), which means replying quickly to each submission. Or you approve once, on the assembled quiz. Either way, the studio’s quality control approves every step before anything is sent to you.

What information is needed for a quote?

Specify the subject, reference content, planned questions, languages and intended medium. Also describe how you want to present answers and progression.

Content to produce?

Describe your need in three steps. You get a quick answer and a clear quote.