Exciting AI Advancements in Online Quizzes

Popular quiz and flashcard tools like Quizlet, Quizizz, and Kahoot have been actively introducing powerful AI features this summer to enhance their offerings. Additionally, there are new AI quiz tools emerging with unique features.

Arguably, the most extensive AI integration comes from Quizlet. Recently, Quizlet unveiled four generative AI-powered tools: Magic Notes, Memory Score, Quick Summary, and Expert Solutions. With Magic Notes, students can upload their notes and transform them into study aids, such as outlines, flashcards, and practice tests. The Memory Score feature enables students to gauge their familiarity with the material and schedule subsequent reviews. Quick Summary assists students in identifying key concepts from dense readings, while Expert Solutions offer step-by-step guidance on solving a range of homework problems. With Expert Solutions, students search for their textbook and find Quizlet exercises for each chapter.

Quizizz has also made strides in AI with its recent introduction of Quizizz AI Enhance (beta), a personalized teaching assistant designed to help educators tailor their Quizizz activities. This feature harnesses AI to automatically correct spelling errors, simplify questions, or even translate them into different languages. Furthermore, Quizizz AI Enhance includes an innovative "convert to real-world scenarios" option, illustrating how a math activity, for instance, might apply in everyday life.

Kahoot hasn't been left behind either. They've recently launched the AI Question Generator feature, available to teachers on Kahoot!+ Max and all Kahoot! EDU plans. This feature allows educators to automatically generate Kahoot questions tailored to a specific topic. Kahoot's generative AI determines the best question format based on the content. Moreover, students can craft their own Kahoots using these dynamically generated questions.

New entrants in the AI quiz tool arena are also making waves. For instance, Quizgecko is an AI-driven tool that effortlessly converts any text into quiz questions, flashcards, and notes. Users can upload documents in various formats, such as PDFs, DOCs, and PPTs, to craft quizzes. Impressively, Quizgecko can even transform a webpage or a YouTube video into a quiz or assessment.

The landscape of online quizzes is witnessing an exciting transformation, thanks to some groundbreaking advancements in AI. These innovations are not only enhancing the interactive learning experience but signal a change in the way K-12 students engage with educational content. As AI continues to pave the way for more interactive, personalized, and efficient learning tools, the future of online quizzes is poised to be more dynamic than ever.

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Tom Daccord

Teachers are curious about ChatGPT and AI, but don't know what tools they should use and where to find them. In this podcast I introduce and review AI tools for education and offer strategies for incorporating them. I am an international expert in pedagogical innovation with technology and an award-winning educator with over 30 years experience. I taught high school in Canada, France, Switzerland, and the U.S. and have presented on education technology topics to over 10,000 educators around the world. Multilingual, I present in English, Spanish, and French

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