Eight ways to answer. One assessment experience.
I designed assessment authoring and learner-response workflows in Kolibri, connecting expressive question types with quiz editing and the pre- and post-tests that sit inside a course.
Design the answer, then test the experience
The authoring interface supports different ways to answer. Previewing the learner state is part of creating the question, not a separate afterthought.

The detail is in the response
Reordering, connecting pairs and choosing inline answers need distinct behaviours. Short loops make those choices visible without recreating a complete assessment engine.
One question, two perspectives
The same question must read clearly to the person authoring it and to the learner answering it.



Assessment belongs to the course
Pre- and post-tests sit within the learning sequence. The design connects question reuse, test timing and confirmation to the coach's course workflow.



Where I would take the system next
Two retrospective explorations built from the original design language. These were not implemented, shipped or tested.


