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Turn on each unit as you teach it. Every question in an active unit can be drawn; the latest active unit supplies half of each test. Saved as you change it, for you only.
Upload a test or practice exam. Every question in it is extracted and added to the class's question bank, and the test is made only from those questions: as many as fit the minutes you give. You choose which ones go on before creating it. No units are needed.
Markdown (.md) is preferred: it skips transcription. The questions and their answer key together can hold up to 120,000 characters of text, about 100 questions; split a longer test into parts.
The answers can be in the same file as the questions, or in an answer key of their own, such as a practice exam's scoring guidelines. A question with no answer in either is added without one.
Pictures in a PDF are written out as code, a table or text where they can be, and kept as pictures where they cannot.
Building a test from a file is not configured on this server.
No questions: ask aloud, students type their answers, and you draw them one at a time for points.
Go through a class's review questions as a student sees them, questions you have not edited first. Edit or delete any that do not work; the AI that writes them is shown your changes as examples. A right answer you give to a review question becomes an example for the AI that judges answers.
Answers on the review screen whose AI verdict a student thinks is wrong. The verdict counts until you overturn it; overturning puts the student's review queue right.
Answers the AI judged correct and nobody flagged. An approved one is shown to the AI as an example of a right answer to that question (up to five a question).