Concept quizzes
In a concept quiz, each question tests one concept. When a student's answer misses part of it, AI writes them a follow-up question on just the missing part, at the end of their quiz.
No card required · 2 credits a follow-up
How it works
A score of 60 doesn't tell you if a student didn't know the rest, or just left it out. A concept quiz finds out right away, and asks only about the part they missed.
Write a short-answer question and its correct answer, as you always do. Each one tests one concept.
Each answer is graded as it's turned in, and the grader names the ideas it covered and the ones it missed.
LMSystems.ai writes that student a new question on the missed ideas, and adds it to the end of their quiz.
For students
Follow-ups come after the quiz's own questions, and the question count grows with them. Each one is a short answer, written for that student.
What you see
Each response shows the follow-ups a student got, what they answered and how it was graded, under the question each one follows.
Setup
Write your questions as you always do. Turn a quiz into a concept quiz in its settings, and LMSystems.ai writes each follow-up when a student needs one.
Check Concept quiz on a quiz's Settings tab, under the grade level. It needs AI grading, and grades each answer as it's turned in.
Choose how many follow-ups one concept can get, from 1 to 3, so no student gets stuck.
Fast writes each follow-up for 2 credits. Smart aims more closely at what was missed, for 25.
Questions
Each follow-up takes 2 credits with the Fast writer, or 25 with Smart, and its answer is graded like any other. A follow-up that fails costs nothing, and with no credits left, students get none.
Short answers, and blanks you set to AI grading. Multiple choice, multi-select and blanks graded from your answer key never do: their grade doesn't name the ideas that were missed.
Each concept counts once. A follow-up earns its share of what the answers before it missed: 60 on the question and 75 on its follow-up makes 90 for the concept.
It's written while they answer the next questions. If they reach the end first, the quiz page waits until it's ready.
No. It gets your question, its correct answer and the grader's lists of the ideas each answer covered and missed, never the student's own words.
No. Follow-ups belong to that student's attempt. Your questions stay as you wrote them, and other students never get them.
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Every new account gets 5,000 free AI credits that never expire, and 500 more free every month. A follow-up takes 2.
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