Generate quizzes or mock exams from your PowerPoint, PDF or Word
With Diaposi, it is more than AI generated questions: practise with your learning agent for each learning topic, across more than 20 types of question.
3 ways to practise your learning and study with Diaposi
Mock exam
Choose the chapters, the level and the timer. Sit it like the real one, then get your grade out of 20, every correction and the chapters to revise first.
Quizzes
A quiz on the chapters you choose in less than a minute, taken at your own pace, with your score, each right answer and what to go back over.
Flashcards
Cards written from your own pages, to flip and review until what you learned stays.
For every topic, an advanced learning agent to assist your practice
Whether you are preparing for an exam, refreshing your memory or getting ready for an assignment, it practises with you on your own material.
- PowerPoint.ppt and .pptx
- Word.doc and .docx
- Excel.xls and .xlsx
- PDF.pdf
Practise with 10 kinds of question, from multiple choice to written problems
How hard, how many, and a timer?
Difficulty
Recall and definitions.
Understanding and application.
Analysis and reasoning.
A spread from easy to hard.
Number of questions
Up to 15. Diaposi writes as many as your chapters support.
Timer
Each question gets its seconds, and the quiz ends when they are all spent.
Your mistakes are saved to be improved, not discarded after the practice
Frequently asked questions
What is a Practice session?
It is how you practise on your own material with Diaposi: a quiz, a mock exam, a quick check or flashcards, all written from your slides, PDFs or notes. Practice sessions are part of Augmented learning.
Which files can I use?
PowerPoint, Word, Excel and PDF files, up to 6 at once and up to 10 MB each: lecture slides, course notes, handouts or your own notes.
What is the difference between a quiz and a mock exam?
A quiz is short and taken at your own pace, with your score at the end and each answer shown. A mock exam is sat like the real one: timed, with nothing marked until you hand it in, then graded out of 20.
Which kinds of question are there?
Ten: multiple choice with one or several answers, true or false, fill in the blank, numeric answer, matching, ordering, categorization, open questions and written problems. Quizzes mix the first eight; mock exams use multiple choice, open questions and written problems.
Are my mistakes kept?
Yes. Every quiz and mock exam is saved with your answers, and what you got wrong comes back in Next to study and improve, ready to plan, review or practise again.