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Short, plain-English guides to making a quiz, sharing it with your class, reading the results and exporting anywhere.
Turn a lesson, a PDF or just a topic into a full quiz in about a minute.
4 minReadReword a question, fix an answer key, change the order, or delete what you don't need.
4 minReadUpload a sheet you already use and keep its questions word for word, with answers and explanations added.
4 minReadA second AI re-solves every question; here is what “Check this answer” means and what to do about it.
3 minReadWrite x², 10⁻³ and √ in questions, tidy old x^2 quizzes, and how students can type powers.
3 minReadOne folder for your quizzes, and how to let a colleague in without sharing your account.
4 minReadOne link, a QR code or Google Classroom — with no student accounts.
5 minReadRead the results screen: scores, the hardest questions, and which wrong answer pulled them in.
5 minReadTurn the questions your class failed into a short follow-up quiz, then compare before and after.
4 minReadOpening and closing times, a pass mark, a time limit, a different set of questions for each student, and one try each.
5 minReadQuestions students answer in a few sentences: the AI suggests a mark from your marking points, you decide it.
5 minReadDesign a certificate once, and students who pass download their own; or print the whole class set.
4 minReadWhat is stored when a class takes a quiz, what the AI sees, and how to delete any of it.
5 minReadOpen the link the way a student does: no account, no app, and what it looks like on a phone.
5 minReadWhen the score is in, your class can redo just the questions they got wrong, or revise the lot as cards.
4 minReadEmail support@aiquizmaker.co and tell us what you were trying to do. More guides are on the way — the student side, what to do when something breaks, and billing once payments are live.