| Questionmark Perception's BBA Question Manager allows you to create questions in a number of different formats called question types. All question types can include graphics, multi-media, sound, videos, and URLs pointing to useful learning materials. This interface allows you to create eight question types using wizards.
You can organize your questions into topics and sub-topics, shuffle choices, and include question-specific graphics and styles. A topic, or sub-topic is a group of questions (a.k.a. items) relating to a particular subject, topic, and/or level of difficulty. As the number of questions you create grows, topics will become increasingly useful for organizing your questions. Topics can also contain subtopics, which can be organized according to subject matter or level of difficulty. One topic might relate to Microsoft products, and sub-topics might relate to Office products, and further sub-topics might relate to features of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. You might set up other topics for questions relating to ethics or processes and procedures.
- Topic and subtopic names can be up to 200 characters long.
- A topic can contain a maximum of 10 sub-levels.
- There can exist an almost unlimited number of subtopics within a topic.
- Topics can contain an almost unlimited number of questions.
- An almost unlimited number of topics can be held within the question database.
Topics can be assigned to groups and thereby limit access from other groups.
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The browser-based authoring software allows you to create more than 8 question types using wizards.
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Authoring 
Questionmark™ Perception’s browser-based authoring system provides an easy and distributed environment for creating questions and assessments. It allows rapid development of items by subject matter experts without requiring them to install anything on their desktop. You can author using a browser, and your questions and assessment are stored in the Perception server’s repositories. Question Manager provides a management environment for questions and Assessment Manager does the same for assessments.
