AiRT Quiz Maker

Build randomized quizzes from your Google Forms question banks, create retake versions, and analyze results by standard.

AiRT Quiz Maker turns the Google Forms you already have into a quiz generator. Keep your questions in ordinary Forms — name each page-break section after a standard — and AiRT will pull a random set of questions from each standard to build a fresh quiz, every time. WHAT IT DOES • Pulls random questions from one or many Google Forms question banks • Groups each quiz by standard, for standards-based grading • Builds retake versions (V2, V3…) with a different random pull each time • Preserves question images and image answer choices • Optionally posts to Google Classroom as a draft assignment • Saves everything to a Google Drive folder you choose • Analyzes results in Google Sheets: by standard, by student, by question with top wrong answers, reteaching groups, and grades by period STUDENT PRIVACY, IN PLAIN TERMS All student data — names, emails, quiz responses and scores — stays inside your own Google Account (Drive, Forms, Sheets). During this free trial period AiRT has no backend servers at all: nothing about your students is uploaded to AiRT or to anyone else. AiRT asks for the narrowest Google Drive permission available, and no sensitive Google permissions at all. It can see only the files you hand it in Google's own file picker, plus the quizzes and reports it creates for you. It cannot browse or search your Drive. AiRT is built so that student data never leaves your Google Account, supporting your district's obligations under FERPA, COPPA and SOPIPA. Full detail: https://www.airt.biz/privacy.html FREE TRIAL AiRT Quiz Maker is free to use through 1 January 2027. After that date a paid plan will be required for core features, and we will announce pricing well beforehand. During the trial AiRT makes no server calls of any kind, so no Data Processing Agreement is required. When the paid version launches and AiRT begins operating its own servers — for teacher account and billing data only, never student data — we will publish an updated privacy policy and a DPA for districts that need one.