Can AI write questions for me?

Yes, in three ways:

• write or rewrite a single question from a prompt;
• generate several questions while a session runs;
• generate a whole session from a topic, or from your own files, such as a lesson plan, slides or a past paper.

Signal writes questions for checking understanding: multiple choice questions where each wrong option points to a misconception, with students explaining their reasoning. If you’ve added curriculum documents to the classroom, Signal draws on them too.

AI-written questions are drafts. Edit, add or remove questions before you use them. Before a Live Quiz or Assessment goes live, Signal asks you to confirm you’ve checked any AI-written question you haven’t looked at. AI-drafted check-ins in an Engage session wait for you to send them.

One exception: questions AI adds to an Assessment that is already running reach students straight away, so check them as you add them.

More in Running sessions

• What types of session can I run in Signal?
• What’s the easiest way to start using Signal?
• What question types can I use in Signal?
• Can I add questions during a lesson?
• Can students move on at their own pace in a Live Quiz?
• Do I have to schedule a session in advance?
• Can I create questions from my lesson materials?
• Can I reuse sessions and share them with colleagues?
• How do I keep my classes separate?
• Can I mute or remove one student without stopping the session?
• Can I set a minimum length for written answers?
• Can questions include images, video or links?
• Can students write fractions, indices and maths working?
• Can I switch off the suggested responses students see?
• Can I shuffle the answer options?
• Can I put a timer on a question?
• Can I show the class the correct answer?
• I ended a session by mistake. Can I reopen it?
• I set the wrong correct answer. Can I fix it after students have answered?