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An exit ticket in the last five minutes tells you what tomorrow's lesson needs. AI drafts it from today's material, each question citing its source.
Paste the lesson notes and AI drafts a short check, each question citing its source. Keep the few that probe what you need to see land.
Objective questions grade the moment a student submits. Release the answers and explanations straight away, so a wrong choice teaches while it still matters.
Per-question accuracy shows which ideas the class holds, and the common wrong answers name the misconception: the misread graph, the confused key term.
01Paste the lesson material, keep a few well-chosen questions, and add an explanation to each.
02Share a link or QR code in the last five minutes. Students answer on a phone, no login, and see feedback on submit.
03Read the per-question results, find the misconception the class shares, and plan the reteach.
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Write the why alongside the answer, so a wrong choice teaches instead of just marking.
A single-question mode keeps a phone or tablet on the current question, with clear progress.
Write LaTeX and get clean formulas in questions, options and explanations, for maths or science.
Run the same check with each class as its own run, keeping the results separate.
Allow retakes and skip the pass mark, since these checks inform rather than count.
Formative assessment happens during learning and guides it: quick, low-stakes checks like exit tickets that tell you what to teach next. Summative assessment comes at the end and measures what was learned. TestSetGo suits both, though the fast feedback loop makes it especially useful formatively.
Yes, to start. The free plan includes 75 responses a month with every question type, explanations and the full dashboard, enough for regular checks with a small class. Paid plans add volume for larger or multiple classes.
They open a link or scan a QR code, no account, no login. On a phone or tablet, a one-question-at-a-time mode keeps them focused, and objective questions are marked the moment they submit.
The dashboard shows per-question accuracy and the wrong answers students chose, so you see how a topic was misunderstood rather than only that it was missed. That tells you what to reteach, and to whom.
Yes. Each question can carry an explanation the student sees after answering, so a wrong response becomes an immediate, specific correction while the material is fresh.
Paste a lesson's material, keep a few questions with explanations, and run it as an exit ticket.