Platform guide

Assessments

Formative lessons versus summative assessments, Leading Feedback, and grading criteria weights.

Section videos

Walkthrough videos for Assessments

Pick a walkthrough to play it. Worth watching before working through the guides below.

From the course dashboard, picks “Create an Assessment from sources and existing lessons”. As with a lesson, the bulk of it is the wizard that opens — Choose Materials, then Questions, then Custom Instructions — before the AI drafts the questions.

Written guides

Always review AI drafts. Use AI to draft questions, variations, and rubrics - then review before publishing.

Aim above recall. Match questions to the intended thinking level rather than defaulting to remember-level questions.

Use rubrics for open-ended work. Rubrics keep grading consistent and explainable.

Verify explanations. Check AI-generated explanations for factual accuracy against your source material.

Assessments

Walkthrough videos for Assessments

Generating an assessmentEducator walkthrough

Written guides

Formative lessons vs. summative assessmentsWhere feedback loops end and secure testing begins.

The Leading Feedback frameworkGuided hints instead of right-or-wrong marking.

Configuring AI grading criteria weightsSet criteria and point weights so the AI scores the way you would.

Creating an exam with AIHow-toThe eight-step AI-assisted creation flow, end to end.

Thinking levels for question groupsReferenceThe Bloom-style levels you assign when defining a question group.

Editing an examHow-toQuestion editing, AI refinement, reordering, and preview.

Exam behavior settings & proctoringReferenceEvery setting that governs how an exam runs.

Pedagogy and correct AI useBest practiceHow to keep AI-drafted material sound.