What This Service Delivers
Writing a good exam is not just phrasing questions; it is building a balanced mix of types and levels that measures real understanding rather than memorization — and that takes teachers a long time for every lesson. ViewClass's AI Question Generation produces that mix directly from the lesson content, leaving the teacher the role of selecting, editing, and approving.
What you get:
- Multiple question types matching the ViewClass assignments-and-exams form, so one exam can cover different skills.
- Graded difficulty levels — easy questions to consolidate, medium to apply, advanced to differentiate; the teacher sets the proportion of each.
- Tied to the lesson content — questions are generated from the selected lesson, not a general topic, so they stay within what was actually taught.
- Ready to add directly — each question carries its text, options, and correct answer; the teacher sets its score and difficulty and adds it with one click.
How It Works in ViewClass
- From the assignment or exam creation screen, the teacher selects the lesson and specifies what is needed: number of questions, their types, and the distribution of difficulty levels.
- Questions are generated with their options and correct answers; the teacher reviews them one by one — editing, deleting, rephrasing, or requesting alternatives.
- Approve and add — approved questions go into the assignment or exam; the teacher may share them to the school question bank for colleagues, then sets the usual exam settings (availability window, duration, question order, answer display).
The correct answer stays visible to the teacher only, as with any question in ViewClass.
What Your School Gains
- More varied, fairer exams. When producing questions becomes easy, teachers naturally diversify types and levels instead of repeating one pattern — so exams measure understanding more precisely.
- A question bank that grows with every exam. Approved questions accumulate in the school bank, becoming a shared asset that serves new teachers and feeds student self-assessment.
- Teacher time for grading and follow-up. Instead of hours preparing questions, time goes to analyzing student results and intervening where needed.
- Academic consistency across classes. Teachers of the same subject build on the same lesson, so their exams converge in level and coverage — which makes performance comparison easier for academic supervision.
This service integrates with Smart Grading and the Question Bank — explore the AI pillar or request a technical and commercial proposal.