TutorFlow generates assessments from a short prompt, which is especially useful when you need fast coverage for a topic, a full lesson sequence, or a mixed-format exam.
Writing a good assessment prompt
The more specific your input, the more useful the first draft. A prompt that includes subject, learner level, question count, format mix, and difficulty calibration produces results that require less editing than a vague topic alone.
For example:
Create a 10-question biology quiz for high school learners covering photosynthesis. Include 6 multiple-choice questions, 2 short-answer questions, and 2 application questions. Medium difficulty.
Compare this to just "biology quiz". The specific version tells TutorFlow exactly what kind of assessment you need, and the first draft will reflect that.
Prompt elements that improve results
| Element | Example |
|---|---|
| Subject and topic | "biology: photosynthesis and cellular respiration" |
| Learner level | "high school", "university undergrad", "corporate trainees" |
| Question count | "10 questions", "15 questions" |
| Format mix | "6 multiple-choice, 3 open-ended, 1 coding question" |
| Difficulty | "easy", "medium", "challenging with some application questions" |
| Purpose | "end-of-lesson check", "midterm exam", "pre-course diagnostic" |
Review before releasing to learners
TutorFlow's drafts are a strong starting point, but always review before publishing. Check for:
- Factual accuracy. Especially in STEM and technical subjects where precision matters.
- Ambiguous wording. Questions that could reasonably support more than one correct answer.
- Difficulty balance. Does the mix of easy, medium, and hard questions match your grading intent?
- Alignment to learning objectives. Does each question actually test what the lesson taught?
Treating the AI output as a first draft to review, not a final product to publish, gives you the efficiency benefit without the quality risk.
PDF export with answer key
Once your test is finalized, you can export it as a formatted PDF. The export includes a separate answer key, making it straightforward to prepare materials for in-person delivery or offline archiving.