QuestionAid generates assessment questions from any supplied text, and two decisions make it more useful to teachers than a general chatbot doing the same thing.
The first is distractors – the plausible wrong answers in a multiple-choice question. Writing good ones is the genuinely hard part of assessment design, since a bad distractor is either obviously wrong or accidentally correct. The second is export: output goes directly into Moodle, Kahoot and similar platforms, so questions land where they are used rather than in a document to be retyped.
Pricing is refreshingly plain – credits bought once, no subscription. Small is 10 credits at €10.99 (about 200 questions or 2,000 distractors), Mid is 50 credits at €39.90, all excluding VAT, with a free start. For a teacher who needs question banks in bursts around exam season rather than every week, buying credits beats paying monthly.
