Follow-up quizzes
Wrote the essay?
Then they can explain it.
Students answer in-person questions about the essay they submitted, to assess whether they really wrote it. Combine generic questions with AI-suggested questions specific to each essay, reviewed and edited by you. MATCHA’s AI then offers a preliminary authorship rating from 0 to 5, with an explanation.
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In practice
A short follow-up, grounded in their own work.
After an at-home essay, students take a short quiz in person about what they submitted: an argument, a source, or a choice they made. Their answers help you assess understanding and authorship in the context of the essay itself.
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Start from the submission
Collect essays through cloud submission, then combine generic questions with AI-suggested questions specific to each student’s essay. Quizzes are unavailable at Privacy Level 4; Level 3 allows only generic questions, with no AI assessment.
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Make the questions yours
Review and edit the AI-suggested questions as part of the grading workflow, before students take the quiz in person. MATCHA’s AI then rates each student’s answers from 0 to 5, with an explanation.
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Grade it pass/fail
Make the quiz a pass/fail grade component, so students who didn’t do the work are penalized without academic offence charges. A qualified human should review every failing quiz.
In detail
How each feature works.
What each feature does, its options, and what it requires.
Follow-up quizzes
- MATCHA supports instructor-managed, AI-assisted follow-up quizzes designed to assess whether a submitted essay was really written by the student.
- Quizzes can include both generic and student-specific, AI-suggested questions. AI-generated questions can be reviewed and edited as needed as part of the grading workflow before students take the quizzes.
- Students take the quiz in person to verify their authorship of a submitted essay.
- Our AI will offer a preliminary assessment of authorship based on quiz responses, providing a rating between 0 and 5 with an explanation.
- We recommend making quizzes pass/fail grade components so students who didn't do the work are automatically penalized without having to pursue academic offence charges. Failing quizzes should be reviewed by a qualified human every time.
- Follow-up quizzes require cloud submission and are unavailable at Privacy Level 4. Privacy Level 3 allows generic instructor-selected questions, but not student-specific questions or AI assessment.