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Just finished building an online course with a fully customized quiz on Systeme.io and it turned out really clean.
The course includes structured lessons, automated quiz scoring, and a smooth student experience inside the members area.
I’m curious…
If you were creating an online course, would you include quizzes to test students' progress, or keep it lesson-only? 🤔
Also, what platform are you currently using for your course?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
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