#Assessment
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Quiz Conditions: Discourage AI Shortcuts in Class Quizzes, Honestly
SBQ mode now runs under quiz conditions: copying is turned off, students are told, and you see which answers came after a student left the page. Here's what it does, and what no website can do.
Lock iPads to a Quiz with Safe Exam Browser
Require Safe Exam Browser in an SBQ quiz and each iPad is locked to the quiz until you end the session. Setup, what students see, the exit code and exemptions.
Free Navigation, Shuffle and SBQ Mode: Choosing How a Live Practice Runs
What Free navigation, Shuffle and SBQ mode do in a ClassKite live practice, and which combination to choose for a warm-up, a walkthrough or an end-of-topic check.
Why 'AI Drafts, Teacher Decides' Beats Auto-Generated Quizzes
Fully auto-generated quizzes risk wrong answer keys and off-syllabus items. Why keeping the teacher in the loop (AI drafts, you review) gives better questions and still saves time.
Formative Assessment Tools That Inform the Lesson You're Teaching
Formative assessment that changes the lesson you're teaching: auto-marked checks and live signals that show what to reteach while there's still time.
What Auto-Marking Can (and Can't) Do for You
What auto-marking covers: objective questions, marked instantly with no pile to carry home. It cannot mark essays. How to design checks that get the most from it.
Online Quiz Maker for Teachers: The Features That Matter
What matters in an online quiz maker for teachers: fast question creation, the right question types, maths, auto-marking and running quizzes live or self-paced.
Live Quiz vs Self-Paced Practice: When to Use Each
When a live, whole-class quiz beats self-paced practice, and when it doesn't. Use the same ClassKite questions for both and pick the mode that suits the lesson.
How to Use an AI Question Generator Without Losing Quality
AI can draft a practice for you; the quality comes from how you review it. A workflow for using an AI question generator while you keep control.
Exit Tickets That Mark Themselves: Quick Checks for Understanding
A paper exit ticket tells you what you needed yesterday. An auto-marked one tells you in time to act. How to run exit tickets that mark themselves.
Choosing Online Assessment Tools for Your Classroom
The online assessment tools worth paying for give you results while you can still act on them. Here's what matters for everyday classroom use.