AI teaching assistant
How TeachQ Works
TeachQ is an AI-powered teaching assistant that helps teachers turn lessons and teaching material into questions, quizzes, and practice activities.
The story
The TeachQ story
The idea grew out of the classroom: the material has already been taught — but writing questions, quizzes, and summaries still takes hours.
After every lesson, teachers spend a lot of time writing review questions, quizzes, and summaries. At the same time a critical question comes up: was the material actually understood and conveyed well to students?
TeachQ was built to close that gap. Instead of starting from scratch, the system takes the lesson that already happened — records it, transcribes it, and produces tailored practice and assessment — so the teacher knows the class level and where students struggle.
The product took shape from conversations with teachers and from the understanding that smart tools should make teaching more accessible — not replace the teacher. The system suggests, the teacher decides, and the student gets a chance to practice and retain.
The problem
Less time on prep. More time for teaching.
The load on teachers is not only teaching — it is the work around it: writing questions, matching them to the material, tracking understanding, and review.
- Writing review questions and quizzes after every lesson
- Building summaries and practice matched to what was taught
- Difficulty knowing whether the material was understood well at class level
- Finding the points where students struggle
- Administrative time at the expense of personal guidance
- Background noise and interruptions that make it harder to use what was said in class
The process
How TeachQ works
From lesson material, through analysis, to questions and a quiz the teacher reviews before students practice.
Lesson material
Add a recording, audio, lesson text, or a YouTube lesson when that option is available.
AI transcription
TeachQ turns the audio into text and cleans linguistic noise for further processing.
Content analysis
The system identifies topics, key points, and difficulty levels from what was actually taught.
Question creation
TeachQ drafts questions and quiz material from that lesson. The draft still needs the teacher’s review.
Review and share
After review, the teacher shares the quiz so students can practice.
Feedback for the teacher
Class or individual reports come back, with recommendations on what to reinforce.
Capabilities
Turn lessons into quizzes
TeachQ works from the teaching material you provide and drafts questions, quizzes, and practice for you to review.
Lesson recording and transcription
Record the lesson and let AI turn it into organized text — an accurate base for assessment and practice.
Question and quiz creation
Produce multiple-choice and open questions, practice, and quizzes from the material that was taught — quickly, with the teacher in control.
Learning summaries
Students can get a summary of the material and review it after the lesson in an organized way.
Pedagogical analytics
See a class or individual picture: what was understood, where students struggle, and what is worth reviewing.
Sharing with students
Send a link to an activity after the lesson, and collect answers and feedback — without technical hassle.
The teacher stays in control
Every output can be edited before use. AI suggests — the teacher decides what enters the classroom.
Value
TeachQ is built for teachers
The goal is simple: reduce repetitive manual work and give time back to teaching, conversation, and personal guidance.
Audience
Who is TeachQ for?
Teachers
For people who want to save time preparing questions, quizzes, and summaries and focus on teaching itself.
Schools and teaching teams
For teams looking for a more consistent assessment process, based on what was actually taught in class.
Educational institutions
For schools that want teachers to prepare questions and quizzes from the lesson itself.
Differentiation
From the lesson itself
TeachQ can draft questions from the lesson or material a teacher provides, rather than only from a topic name.
Based on the lesson that already happened
Teachers can provide the lesson that was taught. TeachQ uses that material when it drafts questions and practice.
Feedback that points back
Not only creating questions — also analyzing answers and recommending topics to reinforce in class or with a specific student.
AI that strengthens the teacher
The system speeds up manual work, but pedagogical decisions stay with the teacher at every step.
An end-to-end process
From the lesson material to a quiz the teacher reviews and shares with students.
Vision
The TeachQ vision
TeachQ is meant to help teachers turn lesson material into questions, quizzes, and practice without replacing their judgment. The teacher reviews the draft and decides what students receive.
AI and trust
Teachers stay in control
TeachQ drafts material. The teacher reviews it and decides what students receive.
What the AI does
It transcribes lessons, analyzes content, suggests questions and practice, and helps produce reports and review recommendations.
How it helps
It shortens repetitive tasks after the lesson and provides a picture of how well the material was understood, at class and student level.
What stays with the teacher
Choosing the content, editing the questions, deciding what to share, and pedagogical judgment in the classroom.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
What is TeachQ?
TeachQ is an AI-powered teaching assistant for teachers. It can turn lesson material into questions, quizzes, and practice activities.
Who is TeachQ for?
TeachQ is for teachers, teaching teams, and schools that want questions and practice based on the lesson itself.
How does TeachQ help teachers?
The teacher adds lesson material, TeachQ analyzes it and drafts questions and a quiz, and the teacher reviews that draft before sharing it with students.
How does TeachQ use artificial intelligence?
TeachQ uses AI to transcribe or read lesson material, analyze it, and suggest questions and practice. The draft does not replace the teacher’s judgment.
How does TeachQ create questions and quizzes?
After analyzing the lesson material, TeachQ drafts questions and practice that can be arranged as a quiz. The teacher edits the content and then shares it with students.
Does the teacher stay in control of the content?
Yes. The teacher reviews, edits, and decides what to share. TeachQ does not treat generated questions as correct until that review.
Does TeachQ fit different kinds of lessons?
Yes, when there is material to process: a lesson recording, audio, text, or a YouTube lesson where that workflow is available.
From lesson to student practice
Add lesson material, review the questions TeachQ drafts, and share the quiz with your students.