The Quiz & Assessment module builds formally marked quizzes and assessments mapped to SLOs — MCQs, true/false, fill-in-the-blanks, and short questions, each carrying its own marks, with the total automatically calculated for you.
It's the module for anything that needs an actual score at the end, as distinct from the Worksheet Builder's practice-and-review format — a chapter quiz, a revision round, or a quick formative check.
Like the other content modules, a quiz can be started from an existing topic in History, and it exports to a print-ready PDF with its answer key.
How it works
- Choose the topic. Class, subject, chapter or topic — or carry one over from an existing lesson plan or worksheet.
- Generate. A marked quiz is produced with per-question marks and an automatically calculated total.
- Review, edit, export. Adjust in the editor, then export the quiz and its answer key as a PDF.
Why it works for teachers — HEART
Google's HEART framework (Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, Task success) is a standard way to evaluate whether a product actually helps the people using it, not just whether it works technically.
- Happiness
- Manually assigning and re-adding up marks across a mixed-question quiz is exactly the kind of small arithmetic-heavy task that eats a teacher's evening for no pedagogical benefit.
- Engagement
- Reusing a topic already generated as a lesson plan or worksheet means a teacher can move from "teach it" to "test it" in one flow instead of three separate form fills.
- Adoption
- Included in the same Free-tier pool as the other two generators — no separate plan required to try it.
- Retention
- Every quiz is saved to History with its marks intact, so past assessments stay available for reuse next term, not lost in a paper folder.
- Task success
- Marks are auto-totalled per question and overall, so the output is grade-ready, not just a list of questions a teacher still has to mark up by hand.
Why you can trust it — E-E-A-T
Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness — Google's framework for content quality, applied here to how this feature was actually built and who stands behind it.
- Experience
- Splitting "quiz/assessment" (marked, graded) from "worksheet" (practice, not scored) matches how Pakistani teachers actually distinguish the two in their own planning, rather than treating all question sheets as one category.
- Expertise
- Questions are generated against SLOs for the selected board, the same curriculum-scoping used across every Muallim module.
- Authoritativeness
- Built and maintained by the same DIGIT Pakistan team as the rest of the beta, openly labelled as such.
- Trustworthiness
- Auto-totalled marks are a calculation aid, not a grading authority — a teacher reviews every quiz before it's used with students.
FAQ
How is this different from the Worksheet Builder?
Worksheets are practice material without formal marks. Quiz & Assessment produces a scored document — each question carries marks, and the total is calculated automatically.
Are marks editable?
Yes — you can adjust per-question marks in the editor, and the total recalculates.
Does it include an answer key?
Yes, generated together with the quiz, exported in the same PDF.
From the Journal
More on why AI Quiz & Assessment works the way it does: What's live in the beta and Built for teachers, by teachers.
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