A landing page turns a folder of separate quiz links into one address you can print, email, or hand to a class.
Setting the page up
An organization admin picks the public address, uploads a logo and a banner, writes an introduction in either the rich-text editor or Markdown, and turns the page on. Everything the organization has open is listed automatically, so a newly published quiz appears without another edit.
Access rules do not change
The page lists quizzes; it never grants them. A quiz that requires a sign-in, an access code, or a payment still asks for it, and quizzes still in design or already closed are not listed at all. Each row shows what it will ask for before a visitor clicks.
Letting learners choose what to practise
Turn on the advanced test-taking options and a signed-in visitor can start a quiz with only the topics they choose, only their three weakest topics, only questions they have answered wrong a given number of times, or a number of random questions.