Yippity

Yippity started as a general AI question generator and now positions itself firmly around the classroom. You give it source material, either by pasting text, entering a URL, uploading a text-based PDF or linking a YouTube video, set a class level, and it drafts questions you then review and edit. Every generated question and answer is adjustable before it reaches students, and existing quizzes can be imported rather than retyped.

The workflow extends beyond generating the quiz. You add a class roster once and reuse it, share the assignment through the channels you already use, and give each student a private access code so no email signup or student account is needed. Multiple-choice answers are scored automatically against the answer key you approved; for written answers, AI suggests a mark and you review it before it counts, with pending marks shown separately rather than silently marked wrong.

When you close an assignment, Yippity produces a report showing who submitted and how the class answered each question, and can suggest a specific reteaching activity and follow-up question based on that evidence. The product is explicit that these suggestions are a starting point for teacher judgment, not a diagnosis of any student. Paper still works: you can export a student copy and a separate teacher key as PDF or editable Word, and saved quizzes stay private in your Library for reuse.