# Creating Your Colibri Exercise

If you have access to a Colibri license you'll see the `New Colibri exercise` option when logging in to the Conducttr Editor.

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{% hint style="info" %}
You can use Colibri for a wide range of self-paced exercises but the default is assumed to be a quiz. If you don't want a quiz, just **enter anything in the quiz field and then delete the table once the exercise has been auto-generated**. You can then start from scratch with an empty table.
{% endhint %}

From here, you can generate a quiz with LISA. Insert the policy you wish to quiz your participants on in the text-box and click `Generate exercise`:

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Once generated, you'll have access to the Colibri Editor and LISA would have generated a quiz based on the policy you provided. The exercise can now be reviewed and edited:

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