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  1. Creating an exam with AI

    Libtee's AI writes exam questions on a topic you describe, or on a text you paste. The questions go into the exam in the Exam studio, where you check and edit each one…

  2. The exam editor

    In the exam editor, in the Exam studio, you build an exam: name it, add questions, put them in order and choose its settings.

  3. Question types

    The exam editor has six question types. Here's what you write in each one, and how students' answers are scored in a digital exam.

  4. Writing documents

    A document is a page you write right in Libtee: a worksheet, a summary, a letter or a list of links. This page shows how to open a document, write it, set its language…

  5. Uploading files

    You can upload pictures, documents, presentations, videos and audio files to Libtee, and use them in folders and classes. There are two ways: a quick upload in My…

  6. Folders

    A folder gathers documents, files, exams and other folders for one topic or one class, in the order you use them. You can give a folder to students , download it, or…

  7. Importing exams from Word

    Have exams in Word documents? You can turn them into Libtee exams in two ways: mark the questions in the import editor yourself, or send the files to the Libtee team, who…

  8. Print and digital designs

    A design sets how an exam looks. A print design sets the printed pages, and a digital design sets how students see the exam on a computer or a phone. You can pick a ready…

  9. AI tools in the exam studio

    In the exam studio the AI helps with the tiring parts: it suggests distractors, hints and explanations, writes questions on a text you paste, copies an exam from paper…

  10. Adaptive quizzes

    An adaptive quiz fits itself to the student: it starts with easy questions and climbs until it finds the student's level, from 1 to 10. Use it for practice, for placement…