Build a collection instead of rewriting questions every term
The question bank is a teacher's own collection of questions that belong to no quiz. Difficulty and a topic can be stored with each one, which is what makes them findable later. The list is limited to the questions the teacher looking at it wrote, with the newest shown first.
The pages in this section take the question bank one task at a time: how a question gets banked, and how it comes back when you need it.
Features in this area
- Stop losing your best questions inside old quizzes
Keep questions in a bank of your own instead of buried inside old quizzes. Difficulty and topic are stored with each one, so they are easy to find later.
- Finding the question you wrote six months ago
See the questions you have banked, and narrow them down by difficulty or by typing part of a topic name. The most recent questions are listed first.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the question bank for?
Teachers who set quizzes regularly and would rather not write every question again from scratch. Questions accumulate in one place, so the next quiz does not start from nothing.
Do students see banked questions?
No. A banked question belongs to no quiz, so it never reaches a student. It stays with the teacher who wrote it until they decide to use it.
Do other teachers' questions appear in my bank?
No. The list is limited to the questions written by whoever is looking at it, so another teacher at the same institution never turns up in your bank.
See how it works for your institution
Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.