Yippity makes classroom quizzes from a teacher’s own material. The teacher pastes notes, gives a URL, uploads a text-based PDF or points to a YouTube video, and the tool drafts questions in about 20 seconds. Every question can be edited before use, and the site is clear that the teacher reviews the draft first. Pasted text needs at least 200 characters.
The quiz is then shared with a class. Students do not need accounts; each one gets a private access code. Multiple-choice answers are scored against the key the teacher approved. For written answers the AI suggests a mark and the teacher reviews it before it counts. After the class has answered, a report shows which questions caused trouble and gives AI-assisted teaching suggestions for the next lesson, which the teacher can accept or ignore. Quizzes also export as a printable PDF or an editable Word file with a separate answer key.
The Free plan costs $0 and allows 5 quiz generations a month with up to 10 questions each, 3 classes and 40 students per class. On the US pricing page Pro is $9.99 a month, or $89 a year, with unlimited generations, up to 50 questions each, 50 classes and 200 students per class.
