QuizControl

Quizzes and social interaction have been linked together for a very long time. One of the most famous examples of course is the board game Triviant Persuit, but also watching Weekend Millionaire with the whole family and talking about it the next day at work is a form of social quizzes. Nowadays with all the interwebs and social networks we are connecting easier, faster and more with bigger groups of people. This of course leads to new opportunities and a lot of parties already jumped onto the social quiz wagon. There already are more Facebook quizzes then one can play in a lifetime and cool quiz concepts like Twitbrain have popped up on Twitter too.

Of course QuizControl can’t stay behind and we’ll be launching some cool new quiz concepts for social networks in the upcoming months. We can’t share too much about these concepts at this time but you can expect the same high quality in these quiz concepts you’ve come to expect from QuizControl! More on this soon!

Oh, and don’t forget to start following QuizControl on Twitter!

Today the Dutch national newspaper Trouw released 3 big test in a special educational feature. The tests, which are developed in cooperation with the University of Utrecht, focus on what part schools have in the upbringing of children according to both parents and teachers.

Just like the C-Factor test they released half a year ago, the Education Tests results will be used by the Open University for research and will be used in several articles in the newspaper and online.

The tests are build on new QuizControl technology which makes it possible to use advanced and complicated score calculations and will be available as a default feature in the new future.

You can find the tests here (in Dutch):