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• How to create a course on Wooflash?

  After your created your Wooflash account, you're just a few steps away from creating your first course.Very popular

• Can I import my Wooclap questions into Wooflash?

  Yes you can! Wooflash allows you to quickly and seamlessly import your Wooclap questions.Popular

• What is the difference between Wooflash and the participant pace option in Wooclap ?

  Wooclap’s participant pace allows you to collect the opinions of your learners or test them occasionally. Wooflash was created to track their progress in the long term, which is why questions can be reviewed multiple times (the exam option is an exception: questions can only be seen during the exam).Popular

• From where can I import questions?

  Importing questions is possible from Moodle, Excel, Wooclap, and a list of words.Popular

• Can I import my Moodle questions into Wooflash?

  Yes! When you're on your course creation interface, clic on **Import Questions from a file **and choose your Moodle XML file. Your Moodle questions will be imported within seconds.Popular

• Can I import questions from a list of words?

  You can create content on Wooflash from a word list. This tool allows you to import a list of words and automatically create various types of questions : Flashcards, Single Choice Questions or Short Answer Questions. For example: Chien Dog Chat cat Oiseau Bird To use this feature, click the "Import questions from a list" button on the content creation screen. ![Import questions from a listPopular

• How to add sound in a question?

  You have the possibility to add sound in your questions. Record the sound of your voice or import an audio file for even more possibilities! Here is a picture illustration : Your students will have the option at the time of their answer to send you an audio file in the "open questions".Some readers

• What is the purpose of the comment feature?

  The "Comments" feature allows students to send a message directly via Wooflash to the teacher when they don't understand a point by reviewing the teacher's lesson. The teacher will be notified and will be able to see the comment directly at the level of their Wooflash question. Here is a picture illustration :Some readers

• What are the notifications for?

  The notification system informs you as soon as someone joins your course and as soon as a significant event occurs. Here is an illustration: Did this article help you? Give us your feedback below so we can better help our users! The Wooflash teamFew readers

• How to duplicate a course and a chapter?

  How to duplicate a course? Go to "Options" of the course after opening the course Click on "Duplicate". How to duplicate a chapter? Go to the "Options" of the chapter by clicking on the 3 small dots on the right of the chapter Click on "Duplicate". ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/ac30bd309416f800/capture-decran-2021-06-15-a-11_1wq4rap.pngFew readers

• How do I create folders from my courses?

  On Wooflash, you can organize your courses in folders. Sort your courses by class, by level, by subject or by year. Here is an illustration:Few readers

• How to insert sound, a video, a table or an image in a Wooflash question?

  When you create a Wooflash question, a layout option is available at the bottom right of the question. When you click on this button, different possibilities are offered to you: insert sound, a video, a table or an image. Here is an illustration:Few readers

• How to create a question on Wooflash?

  Once you have created a course on Wooflash, you can create questions within it. To create a question, click on the "create a question" button at the top right of the interface and choose a question from the different types of questions available. You can find detailed articles on each of the available question types by clicking on the following link. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/uFew readers

• How to create a progressive chapter on Wooflash?

  On Wooflash, you have the possibility to create "progressive" chapters within your courses. For these chapters, when your students review the course, they will be asked questions in a progressive order and not randomly. To create this type of chapter, open the course you want to add it to and click on the "create chapter" button at the top right of the interface. Then check the "progressive chapter" box as shown and save. You can then drag your questions into the newly created chapter! Here iFew readers

• How to share a course on Wooflash?

  Once you have created your course and questions, you can share the completed course with your students. To do this, click on the "share" button at the top right of the interface. A window will open and allow you to choose your sharing method: link sharing, code sharing or sending an e-mail invitation. You can modify the code and thus the link according to your preferences before sharing the course. Here is an illustration: ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/ac30bd309416f8Few readers

• How to create groups of students?

  On Wooflash you have the possibility to group your students into subgroups. Here is an illustration: Did this article help you? Give us your feedback below so we can better help our users! The Wooflash teamFew readers

• Can you reset a chapter's statistics?

  For the moment it is not possible to reset the statistics of a chapter. However, there is a trick: you can duplicate the course. Did this article help you? Give us your feedback below so we can better help our users! The Wooflash teamFew readers

• How to create a chapter in a Wooflash course?

  On Wooflash you have the possibility to create chapters within your courses. To do this, open the course in which you want to add chapters and click on the "create chapter" button at the top right of the interface. Here is an illustration:Few readers

• How to create your first course on Wooflash?

  To create a course on Wooflash, click on the "new" button at the top left. This will take you to your new course page. You can then rename the course, add an introduction and start creating your first questions. Here is a video illustration:Few readers