Create a Quiz from a Lesson
Teachers who already have a lesson can turn that material into questions and a quiz. TeachQ is an AI teaching assistant. It drafts questions from the lesson you provide, and you decide what students practice.
Turn Your Lesson into Questions
Start from the lesson itself, not from a topic name alone. TeachQ drafts questions and quiz material from a recording, audio, video, or a YouTube lesson when that option is available. The result is a draft for you to review.
How TeachQ Works
Add the lesson. TeachQ transcribes a recording or reads the lesson content it can process, then drafts questions from what was taught. You edit that draft. When it is ready, you share the quiz so students can practice.
From Lesson Material to a Quiz
The path is the lesson, then a draft, then your review, then student practice. Prompts for drafting those questions are adapted for teaching in Hebrew. TeachQ does not treat a generated question as ready for students until you have reviewed it.
Review and Edit Before Students See It
You can keep, change, or remove questions. You choose what to share. Students receive the quiz or practice you decided to publish.
What Lesson Material Can You Use?
You can start with a live recording. On the Free plan, live recording is available within the monthly limits. Uploading audio, uploading video, and adding a YouTube link require Pro or Hours Bank. Audio can be MP3, WAV, or M4A. Video can be MP4, MOV, or WebM.
Create Student Practice from Your Lesson
After the review, share the quiz so students can practice. A YouTube lesson has its own page. About explains how TeachQ works, and TeachQ AI explains the assistant.
FAQ
How do I create a quiz from a lesson?
Add the lesson material in TeachQ. It drafts questions from that material. You review and edit them, then share the quiz with students.
Can TeachQ generate questions from lesson material?
Yes. TeachQ analyzes the lesson you provide and drafts questions and quiz material from it. The draft still needs your review.
Can I review the questions before students receive them?
Yes. You edit the draft and decide what students receive. TeachQ does not publish the draft for you.
What lesson inputs does TeachQ support?
A live recording, an audio file, a video file, or a YouTube link when that option is on your plan. Live recording can start on Free, within monthly limits. Audio, video, and YouTube require Pro or Hours Bank.