Feature · SLAtech AI Education

Quiz Mode - Students Learn by Doing

Passive reading doesn't stick. Quiz Mode generates unique multiple-choice quizzes from your uploaded content, explains every wrong answer, and feeds into Weak-Spot detection.

Unique quizzes
3 langs
English, Hebrew, Russian
Instant
Score + explanation
Safe
Academic Integrity

Sound Familiar?

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Passive Reading

Students read the slides, feel familiar with them, and assume they've understood. Re-testing a week later reveals they haven't.

No Self-Test Between Lessons

Without practice checkpoints, gaps compound silently until the exam exposes them.

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Exam-Day Surprises

The first time a student discovers a weak topic shouldn't be during the final. Quiz Mode surfaces gaps while there's still time to fix them.

What You Get

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Generated from Uploaded Content

Questions are drawn from the material you indexed - not from a generic bank. Your syllabus, your phrasing, your emphasis.

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Unique Every Time

Each quiz reshuffles questions, varies phrasing and re-randomises answer order. No shared answer key across students.

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Score + Explanation

Immediate feedback with the correct answer and a why-it's-correct explanation - so wrong answers turn into learning, not frustration.

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Weak-Spot Integration

Every quiz feeds the Weak-Spot tracker. Students (and educators) see per-topic accuracy across all quizzes taken.

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3 Languages

Quizzes rendered in English, Hebrew or Russian. Answer explanations in the student's language.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can students game the quiz by memorising answers?
No - each quiz is generated fresh from your content with randomised order and phrasing. Even if two students compare notes, the quiz they see next is different.
Is it suitable as a graded assessment?
Quiz Mode is designed as a practice and self-test tool, not a proctored exam. The lecturer remains the grading authority. The value is the per-topic feedback loop between lessons, not replacing the final.
How does it know what to quiz on?
It generates from whatever content you've indexed - slides, PDFs, transcripts, syllabus. Tune the coverage by adjusting what you upload; no prompt engineering required.
Does it work for maths and formulas?
Multiple-choice questions on concepts, definitions and worked-example steps work very well. Pure computation (unique numerical answers per student) is less suited - that's what a calculator-based exam is for.
What languages does the feedback appear in?
The student's detected language - English, Hebrew, or Russian. Question text stays in the language the source material uses.

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