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Create AI Exams

Generate exam questions on any topic — without uploaded documents.

Configuration

1. Enter Exam Topic

Enter a specific topic:

Good Topic Formulation

  • "Python Programming – Lists and Dictionaries"
  • "Data Structures – Heapsort Algorithm"

Avoid

  • "Computer Science" (too general)
  • "Programming" (too broad)

2. Select Difficulty Level

Level Description Bloom's Taxonomy
Easy Basic understanding Remember, Understand
Medium Application and analysis Apply, Analyze
Hard Evaluation and creation Evaluate, Create

3. Set Number of Questions

  • Minimum: 1 question
  • Maximum: 20 questions
  • Recommended: 5–10 questions per run

4. Select Question Types

  • Multiple Choice – 4 answer options, 1 correct
  • Open-ended – Free-text answers

5. Select Language

  • Deutsch — Questions and answers in German
  • English — Questions and answers in English

Start Generation

  1. Click Generate Exam
  2. Wait 10–30 seconds
  3. Progress indicator: "Generating exam..."

Results

Each generated question includes:

  • Question number and question text
  • Answer options (for multiple choice)
  • Correct answer (marked in green)
  • Explanation/rationale
  • Bloom level
  • Difficulty (1–5)

After Generation

The generated questions automatically appear in the Review Queue.

There you can: - Review each question individually - Approve questions (made available for the exam composer) or reject them - After review, assemble a complete exam in the Exam Composer

Tip: Review First, Then Compose

Take time with the Review Queue. Well-reviewed questions make the exam composer more efficient.

Frequently Asked Questions about AI Exams

How do AI exams differ from RAG-based exams?

AI exams are generated on any topic without needing documents to be uploaded. RAG exams use your uploaded course materials as a source. Choose AI exams for general topic focus, RAG exams for content directly contained in your documents.

Which difficulty level is optimal?

It depends on the level of your student group. For beginners: Easy. For advanced students: Medium to Hard. A mix is also possible — generate multiple sets with different difficulty levels and combine them later in the exam composer.

Can I edit generated questions later?

Yes! In the Review Queue you can review each question. Before you approve it, you can adjust the question text or answer options. Editing happens directly in the queue.

How long does generation take?

Typically 10–30 seconds for 5–10 questions, depending on topic, difficulty level, and server load. The progress indicator keeps you informed in real-time.

Can I generate more than 20 questions?

The maximum per run is 20 questions. For more questions: Run multiple generations in a row. New questions are added to the existing Review Queue.

Tips for Better Results

  • Specific Topics: The more specific the formulation, the better the quality. "Python Lists and Dictionaries" is better than just "Python".
  • Appropriate Difficulty Levels: Choose difficulty levels that match your students' level of learning.
  • Regular Review: Check questions promptly to ensure quality. The sooner you provide feedback, the better the AI adapts.
  • Achieve Variety: Generate multiple runs with different difficulty levels and question types.