Does PDF to Quiz let a teacher give one quiz to a class?
PDF to Quiz does not record class quiz attempts on the teacher side. One learner could open the shared quiz, finish all 47 questions, and get a score, but the teacher page for that same quiz stayed empty and anonymous.
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A class takes the same quizFailEvidence
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Proof 7 · Screen recording · ▶ 3:35–3:36; ▶ 4:30–4:31
| ✗ | Expected: Each intended learner can access, complete, and have quiz responses recorded separately for the correct learner and class.Found: One learner opened the shared quiz, answered all 47 questions, and got a score; the teacher's same-quiz pages stayed empty and anonymous. |
The product had to let each intended learner complete the quiz and have the responses recorded separately for the correct learner and class. The learner could complete it, but the same quiz stayed empty on the teacher side and the attempt was treated as anonymous, so the case is Fail.
Owner-only metrics. The empty teacher panels refer to the signed-in account owner's own quizzes, not a class roster.
Chapter summary shows. The quiz page also shows an AI chapter summary that matches the source chapter, separate from the scoring result.
Same-title quizzes. The dashboard lists two quizzes with the same title; the later-created one is the graded run.
Only one learner was run, so the class-wide wording is only partly exercised.
The empty metrics panel describes the account owner's own completions, not a separate class view.
The result page does not name a learner; it presents the attempt as anonymous.
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| Level | Name | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Benchmark | Quiz Generation → | 15 scenarios · 10 tools |
| Capability | Quiz Delivery → | |
| Scenario | A teacher gives the quiz to a class → | |
| Tool | PDF to Quiz → |
Global scenario definition → · Global capability definition → · PDF to Quiz product page →
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