Know who’s struggling before the first exam.
Leeteracy turns your slides and readings into practice questions at the thinking levels you choose, from recall through application and analysis, and shows you, week by week, which topics the class is missing.
An example of an educator's view of their class: the topics missed most this week, and a question a student has flagged.
From your slides to a published quiz
Upload what you already teach from. Leeteracy builds week-by-week quizzes, terms, concept reviews and flashcards from it, and you publish them as they are or edit first.
- Set the thinking level Choose the mix for each quiz, from recall through application and analysis.
- Your time goes to judgment, not typing Writing practice questions shouldn’t be your second job. Setup takes real time at first; after that, you review questions instead of writing them from scratch.
- Release on your schedule Set the date each quiz opens, to match your syllabus week by week.
- We set up the first course with you A person on our team walks you through it.
An example of a quiz an educator has built from their own material, ready to publish on a date they choose.
See where your class is stuck, while there’s time
The topics your class is missing, by week and by student, and the places where students feel sure and are wrong, which are the hardest gaps to see from the front of the room.
- The most-missed topics, every week So the next lecture can start where the class actually is.
- Confidence against accuracy Who is overconfident, who is underconfident, and on which topics.
- Student by student Scores on what you assign, practice done, and who has gone quiet.
- Recall or reasoning Accuracy at each thinking level, so you can tell a class that hasn’t learned the facts from one that can’t yet apply them.
An example of class insights: how sure students were against how often they were right, by topic.
Read, edit or remove any question
AI drafts each question from the material you upload, and automatic checks run before you ever see it.
Checked before you see it
Every question passes automatic quality checks before it can be published. Reading each one yourself is optional.
Edit anything
Questions, concept reviews and flashcards, at any point in the term.
Students can flag
A student who doubts a question flags it, and it comes straight to you.
Student-made questions, in your hands
Questions students build for practice can be shared with classmates without names. You can pull any of them, or copy one into your bank.
students were active in one nursing course, with use optional all term.Active means back on two or more days, with two or more quizzes finished. Leeteracy usage data through October 18, 2026.
How it was measuredquestions flagged by students, of more than 6,600. On review, none had a factual error.The same course, fall 2026.
Questions educators ask
Are the questions just recall?
No. Every Leeteracy question is written at one of six Bloom’s levels, and you choose the mix for each quiz, from recall through application and analysis. Your class view shows how students do at each level, and nursing courses also get NGN-style formats such as cloze, matrix and bow-tie.
Where do the questions come from?
From your own course material: the slides, readings and notes you upload. Leeteracy uses AI to write each question from that material, and checks that the material can answer it. How questions are checked
Do I have to review every question?
No. Every question passes automatic quality checks before it can be published, and questions that fail are fixed or dropped. You can read every question if you want to.
What can I see about each student?
Scores on the work you assign, how much practice each student has done, the topics they are missing, and how confident they were against how accurate they were. The notes and readings students upload for themselves stay private to them.
Does Leeteracy work with Canvas, Blackboard or Moodle?
A built-in integration isn’t available yet, but we can work with you and your school to support what you need. Today, you can copy or download every quiz link at once and post them in your learning platform, and students sign in to Leeteracy from there.
Can I edit what it makes?
Yes. You can edit or remove any question, concept review or flashcard, at any time.
What happens when a student thinks a question is wrong?
They flag it, and the flag comes straight to you with the question attached, so you can fix it or explain it. The student sees your decision in their results.
Can students share the questions they make?
Yes. Questions students build for their own practice can be shared with classmates, without the author’s name. You can pull any of them, or copy one into your own bank.
Which courses does it work for?
Nursing first: NCLEX-style formats such as cloze, matrix and bow-tie are built in. Leeteracy can build questions from any course’s material, and you set the level of thinking it targets.
