Welcome! to the Koanly Blog! After the fundamental role that Artificial Intelligence plays in education, it is important to highlight that one of the most exciting applications of AI in education is creation of automatic test-type questions. This tool not only simplifies teachers' lives, but it also improves the students' learning experience.
In this blog post, we'll explore in detail How to ask automatic test questions with the help of artificial intelligence and we will discover how this technology can optimize knowledge evaluation and offer educators and students a new way of interacting with information.
So, if you're a trainer, a student, or just someone interested in the latest trends in technology-driven education, keep reading!
In the world of education and training, automated test-type questions represent an important advance that is transforming the way in which knowledge is evaluated and acquired. These questions, powered by artificial intelligence, are much more than simple online questionnaires. They are a powerful tool for measuring student learning and understanding efficiently and effectively.
Key features of automated test-type questions:
La creation of automatic test-type questions driven by generative artificial intelligence (IAG) is a key process in current education. These questions provide an efficient and accurate assessment of knowledge, improving the teaching and learning experience. Here are the essential steps for creating automated test questions with AI:
1. Definition of learning objectives:
Before you begin, it's essential to clearly state the learning objectives you want to evaluate. What knowledge or skills should students demonstrate when answering these questions? This definition will guide the entire creation process.
2. Use a good prompt to create automated test questions:
A good prompt for generating multiple answer questions always has the same structure and it is important to always use the same one by changing the parameters that we give you below:
Act as a [SUBJECT] teacher of [COURSE] in [COUNTRY].
You are preparing an exam on the [TOPIC NAME].
Based on this text that deals with this topic and which you incorporate below, write [NUMBER] of multiple-choice questions with the solution, including four answer options.
Include the answers to these questions
—TEXT: [HERE IS THE REFERENCE TEXT]
Prompt for GPT Chat:
Act like a teacher of biology of fifth grade in primary school in Spain.
You are preparing an exam on the cell.
Based on this text that deals with this topic and which is incorporated below, write 5 of multiple-choice questions with the solution, including four answer options.
Include the answers to these questions.
—TEXT: Definition of The Cell for ChildrenThe cell is the anatomical, physiological and genetic unit of every living being, capable of carrying out all the activities of a living being. Just as building a building requires “bricks”, so does our body require living “cells”. However, we cannot see them with the naked eye because the cells are so small, and to observe them you need very powerful lenses, such as those of a microscope.
Cell Theory Cell theory proposes that all living organisms are composed of one or more cells. The cells originate from other cells. Cells contain hereditary information, this information is passed from progenitor cells to daughter cells.
Cell ClassificationThere are many criteria for classifying cells. For example, depending on their size, shape, nutrition and evolution, let's look at the following classification:
Number: Unicellular (bacteria and cyanobacteria) and Multicellular (protozoa, algae, fungi, plants and animals) Nutrition: Autotrophic (plants, algae) and Heterotrophic (animals, fungi and protozoa) Evolution: Prokaryotic (bacteria, cyanobacteria) and Eukaryotic (protozoa, algae, fungi, plants and animals) Which are Prokaryotic Cells (pro: before; charion: nucleus). They are the first to appear. They are very simple, they lack a nuclear membrane or karyotic, that is, they do not have a defined nucleus; their DNA is circular and is dispersed in the cytoplasm. We find this type of cell in bacteria and cyanobacteria.
GPT Chat Result:
Fifth Grade Cell Exam
Question 1:What is the definition of a cell? A) Geographic unit of an organism.B) Anatomical, physiological and genetic unit of every living being.C) Unit of measurement of living beings.D) Visible part of an organism.
Correct answer: B) Anatomical, physiological and genetic unit of every living being.
Question 2:Why can't we see cells with the naked eye? A) Because they are too far.B) Because they are too large.C) Because the cells are very small and powerful lenses such as those of a microscope are needed to see them.D) Because the cells are transparent.
Correct answer: C) Because the cells are very small and powerful lenses such as those of a microscope are needed to see them.
Question 3:What information is passed from progenitor cells to daughter cells? A) Genetic Information.B) Biological InformationC) Chemical Information.D) Physical Information.
Correct answer: A) Genetic information.
Question 4:What type of cells lack a nuclear membrane or karyotheca and their DNA is dispersed in the cytoplasm? A) Multicellular cells.B) Eukaryotic cells.C) Prokaryotic cells.D) Autotrophic cells.
Correct answer: C) Prokaryotic cells.
Question 5:What is a characteristic of eukaryotic cells? A) They have a defined nucleus containing their DNA.B) They lack a cell membrane.C) They are always unicellular.D) They originate from prokaryotic cells.
Correct answer: A) They have a definite nucleus that contains their DNA.
3. Adapt the difficulty of the questions to your needs and customize the exams.
Depending on the difficulty of the questions you need, you can modulate it with Chat GPT, if the first proposal seems too simple to you, you can say that it makes them more difficult for you, that the answers are composed, etc. Simply in the next message after the answer with the questions you say: Add more difficulty to the questions. And then Chat GPT will do a new version of the questions with a higher degree of difficulty.
5. Create question banks:
To diversify the assessment, create banks of questions related to the same learning objectives. This will prevent students from sharing answers and will allow for a more varied assessment.
6. Tests and adjustments:
Before using the questions in an evaluation environment, perform tests and adjustments. Check that the questions align properly with the learning objectives and that the AI grades them correctly.
Although ChatGPT can be useful for generating multiple-choice questions, it's important to keep in mind some of its limitations when using it for this purpose:
Chat GPT is a very general tool, which can be used by teachers, doctors, engineers, customer service people... And this makes workflows more expensive than we would like. For this reason, we created Koanly, a tool with which to automate content creation processes in the training sector. Here's a description of the differences between using a specialized platform like Koanly and a generalist tool like Chat GPT:
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In short, the choice between Koanly or Chat GPT will depend on your specific needs and the degree of specialization, precision and context required in your multiple-choice questions. Koanly may be more suitable for particular fields, while Chat GPT is versatile but requires a more detailed review to ensure the quality of the questions.
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