Respect at work
What respectful behavior looks like, how to recognize harassment and bullying, and what to do if you see or experience it.
About 10 min
Check what your team actually knows.
Short knowledge checks: a little reading, a few questions and a pass mark. Assign them to the people who need them, and see who passed, who's overdue and who needs another try.
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How it works
Three steps, and the follow-up is done for you
Assessments suit safety checks, policy sign-offs, certifications and onboarding: anything where you need to know people understood it, not just that they clicked through.
1. Build it
Start from a template or from scratch. Add a short reading, then a few questions, and set the pass mark.
2. Assign it
Pick who needs it and when it's due. Give River sends the notice and the reminders for you.
3. See who passed
Results show who passed, who's overdue and who's out of tries, with every try and every answer.
Ready-made templates
Start from a template, make it yours
Pick a template and you get a draft with its reading and questions already written. Change anything you like before you publish. More templates are on the way.
Data security basics
Strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, spotting phishing, and handling company and personal data safely.
About 10 min
Defensive driving
Keeping a safe following distance, avoiding distraction and fatigue, and adjusting to the road, the weather and other drivers.
About 12 min
What you get
Fair to take, easy to run
Your rules
Set the pass mark and the tries
A five-step builder walks you through the details, the reading, the questions, the settings and a ready check before you publish.
- →Pass mark of 80% by default, anywhere from 1 to 100
- →1, 2, 3, 5 or unlimited tries; their best try counts
- →Show the right answers never, after passing, or after each try
- →Drops for passing, paid once, the first time someone passes
- →Questions lock after the first try, so everyone is marked the same way
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The right people
Assign it, and let the reminders run
Send an assessment to everyone, or only to the people who need it. Set a due date and Give River handles the nudging.
- →Assign to everyone, or by people, teams, locations, departments, roles or saved segments
- →A fixed due date, or a number of days after each person is assigned
- →New members who match are assigned automatically
- →Reminders before the due date and when it's overdue
- →A Monday email for admins listing who's overdue and who's out of tries
For members
Clear for the people taking it
Assessments show up in Dailies on Home and under My assessments, with the due date, the pass mark, the tries left, the time it takes and the drops for passing.
- →Take it on a phone or a computer
- →Read first, then answer one question at a time
- →See the score, the pass mark and the tries left straight away
- →Go back to the reading between tries
- →Out of tries? Ask for another one in a tap
Results
See who passed at a glance
Pick an assessment and see where everyone stands, then sort by who needs attention first.
- →Assigned, started, passed, out of tries and overdue
- →Percent passed, average score and average time
- →Passes week by week against the number assigned
- →Filter by location, team and status, and export to CSV
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Report cards
Every try, every answer
Open anyone's report card to see each try with its score, date and time, and every answer they gave next to the right one.
- →One click to allow another try for someone who is out of tries
- →Requests for another try reach admins and the person's manager
- →Managers see results and report cards for their own people only
Alongside River Runs
Learn with River Runs. Check it with Assessments.
River Runs are short, gamified lessons people take to grow. Assessments are graded checks with a pass mark, for the things people need to know. They live side by side, each with its own list, and both come with Core and Growth. See learning and development on Give River.
Frequently asked questions
Anything where you need to know people understood something, not just that they opened it: safety checks, policy sign-offs, certifications and onboarding. Each one is a short reading followed by a few questions, marked right or wrong against a pass mark you set.
Assessments come with the same plans as River Runs: Core and Growth. They aren't part of the Free plan.
Single choice, multiple choice and fill in the blank. You mark the right answer for each question, and Give River does the scoring.
They show as Out of tries in your results, and they can tap Request another try. Their admins and their manager get a notice, and anyone who can see their results can click Allow another try. They're told straight away that they can take it again.
Once the first person submits a try, the questions and the pass mark lock, so everyone is marked the same way. You can still edit the title, the reading, the tries allowed, when answers show and the drops. To change the questions, duplicate the assessment, edit the copy and, if you like, move everyone's assignments over to it.
Yes. Managers who hold the Assessments permission see results, report cards and assignments for the people they manage, and can allow another try. Creating, editing and assigning assessments stays with admins.
If you want them to. Drops for passing are on by default at 10, and you can change the amount or turn them off. They're paid once, the first time someone passes.
Yes. Members take assessments in the Give River app on iPhone and Android or in a web browser, and the app works in English and Spanish.
Make sure the important stuff sticks.
Assessments come with Core and Growth. Try either free for 30 days: a card is required, and a trial bills when it ends unless you cancel.