Last updated: September 2026
AI for Teachers
TeachQ as an AI teaching assistant
TeachQ is an AI teaching assistant for teachers. It works from the lesson material you already have, drafts questions and quizzes, and leaves every publish decision with you.
The product workflow
Add a recorded lesson, audio, lesson text, or a supported YouTube lesson. TeachQ transcribes or reads that material, then drafts questions from what was taught — not from a topic title alone.
You edit the draft, keep what fits the lesson, and only then share a quiz or practice activity with students.
Drafts you can trust enough to edit
AI output is a starting draft. TeachQ does not treat a generated question as ready for class until you have reviewed it. Your judgment decides what students see.
Teacher control stays first
You choose the source material, adjust wording, remove weak items, and control when a quiz is shared. The assistant speeds preparation; it does not replace the teacher.
What the assistant prepares
TeachQ uses AI to transcribe or read lesson material, analyze it, and draft questions, quizzes, and practice. Lesson summaries can be part of that workflow when the product produces them.
What you provide
You provide the lesson — a recording, audio, text, or a YouTube lesson when that option is available — and you choose which drafted questions to keep, change, or remove.
What students receive
Students only receive the quiz or practice activity you chose to share. The path is teacher review first, then student practice.
Review before anything goes out
Read the questions, adjust the wording, and share only what fits the lesson. Trust comes from that review step, not from treating the draft as final.
Where to go next
For the full product story, see how TeachQ works. For classroom and responsible-use context, see AI tools for teachers. The links below also open the lesson and YouTube quiz workflows.
Task workflows
If you want a step-by-step path from a lesson or a YouTube lesson to a quiz, use the related links below.
