Make Quizzes from Notes: Transform Your Handweritten and Scanned Materials into Quizzes

Make Quizzes from Notes” feature transforms handwritten, scanned, or photographed notes into meaningful quiz questions, seamlessly converting raw and unstructured study materials into polished, measurable assessments that stay closely aligned with the content you value most.

Personal and Authentic

Quizzes are drawn directly from materials personally curated by you—your notes, your priorities, your insights.

Reliability and Relevance

Eliminates reliance on generic content, ensuring the assessment matches the exact learning or training environment.

Active Learning

Students and trainees engage more deeply with material when converting their notes into quizzes, fostering better retention and understanding.

Scalable and Adaptable

Suitable for any educational level, subject area, or professional setting, and easily updated as notes evolve.

Transform Your Notes into Engaging Quizzes with Ease

Convert handwritten, scanned, or photographed notes into meaningful quiz questions with the “Make Quizzes from Notes” feature.
Streamline your study materials into structured assessments that align with the content you value most. Perfect for students and educators looking to maximize learning efficiency!

Who Benefits from Notes to Quiz?

Make Quizzes from Notes turns handwritten, scanned, or photographed notes into quizzes, keeping assessments aligned with real study materials.

Students and Independent Learners

Convert your handwritten class notes into quizzes, encouraging active recall instead of passive rereading.
Photograph whiteboard sessions or lecture slides and use these captured images as a basis for quiz generation.
By testing yourself with questions derived directly from your personal notes, you ensure that assessments focus on what you’ve deemed important and relevant.

Teachers, Instructors, and Tutors

Leverage Instructor Notes: Use your own lecture outlines, written lesson plans, or annotated readings to generate quiz items that align perfectly with your teaching objectives.
Scanned or Photographed Documents: Whether you’ve snapped a photo of a colleague’s hand-drawn diagrams or scanned pages of old reference materials, turning these assets into quizzes ensures your assessments mirror the exact content you present to students.
Manual Refinement: After generating questions, refine them to ensure the quiz matches the desired difficulty level, cognitive demand, and educational goals.

Educational Institutions and Corporate Academies

Standardize assessments by sourcing questions directly from a shared repository of notes, training manuals, or policy documents—whether typed, handwritten, or captured in images.
Keep your assessments consistently tied to the materials your learners actually use, enhancing both reliability and engagement.
Although direct testing within TurinQ isn’t available, exported question sets integrate seamlessly into your institution’s LMS, providing continuity and integrity in evaluation processes.

Transform Your Content into Interactive Quizzes for Effective Learning

Upload your lecture notes to generate automatic questions, manually add new ones, and export the set for seamless integration into your school’s exam system or print them out. Ideal for end-of-lecture checklists, homework assignments, personalized tutoring sessions, and corporate training continuity, this tool helps track progress and measure knowledge retention over time.

How it Works

Upload your note, generate and customize questions, then export for easy integration into your exam system.

Upload Your Note

Text-heavy documents yield better results.

Automatic Question Generation and Editing

The system provides initial question suggestions.

Review, edit, or remove unwanted items. Add your own questions as needed.

Choose Cognitive Level and Question Types

Select the Bloom’s taxonomy level (e.g., recall, analyze, evaluate) that aligns with your objectives.

Choose from question types like multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, or open-ended.

Export and Implementation

Save your question set to your computer and import it into your LMS or exam system.

Reuse and update your question bank for continuous assessments.

Key Advantages of the Notes to Quiz Feature

Authentic Content Alignment

By working directly with notes—be they handwritten lecture summaries, a teacher’s personal annotations, or snapshots of diagrams—you maintain a strong connection between the material taught and the assessments given.
This alignment improves content validity and ensures learners are tested on precisely what they’ve been studying.

Broad Input Sources

The ability to use various formats—handwritten notes, scanned documents, photographed whiteboard sessions—offers flexibility.
No matter how the material is recorded, you can transform it into a structured quiz with minimal effort.

Minimized Irrelevance and Hallucinations

Since quiz questions are generated from actual, user-provided content, the risk of off-topic queries or AI hallucinations is greatly reduced.
Your quizzes remain grounded, focused, and representative of the material you’ve chosen.

Flexible Question Types and Complexity Levels

Generate multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, or open-ended questions from the notes.
Adapt cognitive difficulty to match Bloom’s taxonomy levels, ensuring quizzes can measure anything from basic recall to higher-order analytical and evaluative skills.

Manual Editing and Custom Additions

If the auto-generated questions need fine-tuning—perhaps to clarify ambiguous terms or adjust difficulty—you can edit them easily.
Add your own custom questions to emphasize particular concepts, practical applications, or deeper analytical points.

LMS-Compatible Export (Manual Integration)

While you cannot directly administer tests in TurinQ, exporting question sets to Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas, or other LMS platforms is straightforward.
This allows you to maintain your existing testing protocols while leveraging the unique advantages of converting notes into quizzes.

Example Scenarios for Enhanced Learning and Assessment

Student Revision:

A medical student scans her handwritten pharmacology notes and converts them into quizzes.

She identifies drug interactions she misunderstood and revisits that section of her notes, improving her exam preparedness.

Instructor-Led Assessments:

A high school teacher uploads a scanned page of her carefully annotated Shakespearean play analysis.

The resulting quiz questions test students’ understanding of character motivations, historical context, and literary devices directly linked to the teacher’s notes.

Corporate Compliance Checks:

A training manager takes photos of notes compiled during a compliance workshop and creates quizzes to ensure employees remember critical steps and regulations.

Updated notes at subsequent workshops lead to fresh question sets, reflecting new policies or best practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I administer exams directly within TurinQ?

Do I need typed text, or can I use handwritten notes?

Handwritten notes, scanned documents, or photos of whiteboards are all valid sources, though you’ll need to ensure legibility and possibly use OCR tools for best results.