Assessment Generator

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Assessment Generator turns a block of text, an uploaded document, or just a topic into a structured set of quiz questions, and Neotask's agent uses it so an instructional designer can go from source material to a working assessment in one step. Paste the content you want tested on, choose whether you want multiple choice, single choice, or true or false questions, and set a difficulty level, and the agent generates a question set through Assessment Generator rather than writing each question by hand. The output comes back editable and can be exported as a PDF, so it slots into whatever course or training materials the designer already has going. This is aimed at people who need quiz questions quickly from existing material, not at building an entire course from nothing.

What you can automate

Question generationConverts source text, a file, or a topic into structured assessment questions
Format selectionSets the question type and difficulty level for the generated set
PDF exportProduces an editable, exportable version of the finished assessment

Real workflows

Turning a training document into a quiz

An instructional designer pastes a compliance training document into the conversation and asks the agent to build a 10 question multiple choice quiz at a moderate difficulty. Assessment Generator returns the question set, which the designer reviews and exports as a PDF for the training platform.

Building a quick true or false check for a topic

A teacher asks the agent for a short true or false quiz on a specific topic without uploading any source material. The agent generates the questions directly from the topic through Assessment Generator, giving the teacher something to hand out within minutes instead of writing questions from scratch.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the questions after they're generated?

Yes, the output is meant to be editable, so you can adjust wording or difficulty before finalizing the set.

What question formats are supported?

Multiple choice, single choice, and true or false, with an adjustable difficulty level for each set.

Do I need to upload a file, or can I just give a topic?

Either works. Pasted text, an uploaded file, or just a topic name are all valid starting points.

What format does the final assessment come in?

It exports as a PDF, ready to use in a course or training packet.