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Claude turns your blueprint into an item table, then drafts twelve items and a blueprint map in the same chat.
Get ready
Draft item table
Approve the table
Draft items and map
Answer and check
Use: You
The taught ecosystems content, the twelve-item blueprint and the authorised source notes. Upload them to one Claude chat.
Only material the class data policy permits is uploaded. Check actual sizes and counts before upload: 500MB per file, 20 files per chat, 1000 PDF pages.
Use: Claude
Ask Claude to translate the blueprint into an item-specification table with content and demand targets.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Draft item-specification table with content and demand targets. Translate this twelve-item blueprint into an item-specification table: one row per item with content ID, demand target, format and the expected evidence of understanding, staying inside the taught content and the authorized notes. Flag any blueprint cell the sources do not cover.
Use: You
Approve weighting and intended challenge, and correct the specification table.
Check each table line against the blueprint.
Use: Claude
Ask for twelve items with rationales and an item-to-blueprint map, from the approved table.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Assembled draft quiz with answer key and item-to-blueprint map, not yet solved. Using only this approved specification table, draft the twelve items with an answer key, a rationale for each answer, and an item-to-blueprint map. Keep unresolved items visible and exclude untaught content.
Use: You
Answer every item independently and check the answer key.
Answer every item yourself, check cognitive demand, and check the quiz against the goal stated at the top. No inline citations back to the source notes are confirmed, so the teacher verifies items against the authorised notes directly. Blueprint mapping, item drafting and rationale drafting rest on the teacher's gates; no official wording confirms these operations.
Gemini Notebook builds a cited item table, then generates the quiz in Studio. You map items to the blueprint.
Add sources
Build item table
Approve the table
Generate quiz, map
Answer and check
Use: You
The taught ecosystems content, the twelve-item blueprint and the authorised source notes. Add them as notebook sources.
Only material the class data policy permits is uploaded.
Use: Gemini Notebook
In the grounded chat, ask for an item-specification table with content and demand targets, cited to the sources.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Draft item-specification table with content and demand targets, cited to sources. From the blueprint and the sources in this notebook, draft an item-specification table: one row per planned item with content ID, demand target, format and expected evidence, citing the source span each row rests on. Flag any blueprint cell the sources do not cover.
Use: You
Approve weighting and intended challenge. Correct the table against the cited spans.
Check each table line against the blueprint; nothing confirms the generated items are keyed to it.
Use: Gemini Notebook
In the Studio panel, generate the quiz with a customisation prompt describing the blueprint, then map items to blueprint cells.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Studio-generated quiz draft from the notebook sources; Draft item-to-blueprint map. Generate a quiz from this notebook's sources. In the customization prompt, describe this approved specification: twelve items, the content targets and the demand target per item, medium difficulty unless a row says otherwise. Then list the generated items and map each to its blueprint cell.
Use: You
Answer every item independently, write the answer key with rationales and check the cognitive demand.
Check the finished quiz against the goal stated at the top.
Khanmigo drafts the item table and candidate items. You check both and own the blueprint map and key.
Get ready
Draft item table
Check the table
Generate candidate items
Map and write key
Use: You
The taught ecosystems content, the twelve-item blueprint and the authorised source notes. Prepare a taught-content excerpt for the quiz tool.
Check your class data policy allows the upload. Check your account first: Khanmigo lists teacher-role, supported-language and excluded-region requirements.
Use: Khanmigo
Ask Khanmigo to draft the item-specification table from the blueprint and taught-content notes, with content and demand targets.
Use: You
Check the drafted table against the blueprint and taught-content notes, then correct or approve it.
Approve weighting and intended challenge. Check every table line; no official wording confirms the tool ingests teacher files or keys items to the blueprint.
Use: Khanmigo
Use the Multiple Choice Quiz tool on your taught-content excerpt to generate candidate items.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Candidate multiple-choice items generated from the taught-content excerpt. Generate candidate multiple-choice items on this taught content, one per row of this specification table, at the stated demand targets.
Use: You
Accept, edit or reject each item. Map accepted items to blueprint cells and write the key with rationales.
Answer every item yourself, check cognitive demand, and check the quiz against the goal stated at the top.
Best when: You want the table and items in one conversation
What it does: Claude drafts both; you approve weighting and answer every item
Strong at: Table and items stay visibly connected
Limit: Weighting, accuracy and answers stay with you
Free plan: Yes, limited (5-hour and weekly usage caps)
Best when: You prefer a quiz feature tied to your sources
What it does: Gemini Notebook builds the table and quiz; you answer and key
Strong at: Quiz generated straight from cited sources
Limit: Weighting, accuracy and answers stay with you
Free plan: Yes, limited (notebook and source caps)
Best when: You want a teaching-specific tool for drafting
What it does: Khanmigo drafts; you check and own the map and key
Strong at: Built for teachers, covers items and tables
Limit: You own the blueprint map and key
Free plan: Yes, free for teachers; parents and learners pay $4 a month
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Teacher approves weighting and intended challenge before items are drafted.
Teacher answers every item independently and verifies cognitive demand.
The finished quiz is checked against the record outcome and goal before classroom use.
Gemini Notebook needs a Google Account above the age of consent; under-18 accounts have stricter content policies.
Check the result against your original inputs. Approve it before sharing or acting.