AI quiz generator that tells you what to reteach
Build a quiz from the lesson you taught, from a PDF or a past exam paper, or from a topic. Students answer with a join code. Results arrive per question, so you see the misconception, not just the mark.
Quizzes grounded in what you taught
The generator takes a saved lesson plan, a library resource, an uploaded file or content you describe. A past exam paper in your library sets the style of the questions, so a quiz can match the format students will meet in the real exam.
Quizzes can be generated or written by hand, mixed from your own question banks, and shared with students through an access token. Results are auto-graded and summarised, and the teaching assistant Buddy can read them and answer "which questions did they get wrong and what should I reteach".
- Multiple choice, true or false, short answer and more.
- Reusable question banks you build once and reference in many quizzes.
- Results per student and per question, with a summary of weak spots.
- A quiz made from a plan joins that lesson, so plan, quiz and results stay together.
How it works
- Pick the source: lesson plan, library file, upload, past paper for style, or a topic.
- Set the number of questions and the question types.
- Generate and edit any question.
- Share the join code with students, or add the quiz to a space.
- Read the results summary and plan the next lesson from it.
Questions teachers ask
Can I generate a quiz from a PDF?
Yes. Upload the PDF on the quiz page or save it in your library and pick it as the source.
Are quizzes auto-graded?
Yes. Objective questions are graded automatically and the results page shows each question and each student.
Can students take the quiz without an account?
Students join with the access code you share. No student email is needed.
Can I ask the AI what the class got wrong?
Yes. Buddy, the teaching assistant inside TeachBuddy AI, reads quiz results and answers questions about them in plain words.
Is the quiz generator free?
Yes, within the free plan limits.
Try it on next week's lesson
Free for teachers. No card needed. Plan one lesson for the class you actually have and keep it if you would teach it.