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10 articles on assessment, newest first.
When the AI Gets It Wrong: Five Failure Modes We Plan ForGenerated questions fail in patterns, and the patterns repeat. Here are the five we see most, what each one looks like on the page, and what catches it before a child does.Read the article →
How to Choose an Online Quiz System for Your School: Twelve Questions to AskEvery vendor demo shows a quiz being taken. Almost none shows what happens the next morning. Twelve questions that separate a quiz system a school will still be using in a year from one it will quietly abandon.Read the article →
From Chapter to Exam in an Afternoon: What AI Does and What the Teacher Still DoesA walk through one afternoon: chapter uploaded at two, draft at five past, twenty questions read and four rewritten by half past, exam assigned by three, results by four. Who did what.Read the article →
An Online Exam System for a School, Built From a PDF and a Teacher's ApprovalUpload the chapter, get twenty questions at the level you asked for, edit them, assign them with a time limit. What the AI does, what the teacher still does, and why the second part is not optional.Read the article →
Replacing Google Classroom for Quizzes, Marking and ProgressThe hour a teacher spends marking a class test is the hour Classroom never gave back. What a teacher's week looks like once the test marks itself and the weak topics are already on a screen.Read the article →
QuizByt vs Google Classroom: What Each One Actually DoesThey are not the same kind of tool, and pretending otherwise helps nobody. Classroom is a place to hand things out; QuizByt is a place where the work marks itself. Here is exactly where they overlap and where they do not.Read the article →
Should You Trust AI-Written Quizzes in a Classroom?Generative models still get things confidently wrong, and a wrong answer marked correct teaches the mistake. The answer is not to ban AI from question writing. It is to never let it publish unreviewed.Read the article →
PDF Assignments Your Teachers Still Mark by HandNot everything should be auto-marked. Written method, working out and long answers need a human, and they should not have to live outside the system to get one.Read the article →
Student Reports That Come From Real WorkA report assembled from assignments a student actually did says something. A report assembled from one end-of-term test mostly measures one afternoon.Read the article →
Read-Aloud Quizzes: Why Listening Beats Reading for Early LearnersA quiz a Class 1 child has to read is really two tests at once. A quiz that reads itself aloud tests the one thing you care about: does the child know the answer?Read the article →Related topics