Turn Your Notes into a Practice Quiz
Paste your notes or upload a PDF, slides or photos, and Knomi Notes writes a practice quiz of 10, 20 or 30 questions that is marked as you go, with each question tied to the line of your notes it tests. It is free with no paid plan.
Add material: upload a file, paste a link, record, or paste text.
How it works
Paste or upload your notes
Paste typed notes, or upload a PDF, slides, photos of handwritten notes, a recording or a YouTube link.
Choose the length
10, 20 or 30 questions: multiple choice, true or false and fill in the blank.
Get marked as you go
Each answer is marked the moment you give it, with the line of your notes that has the answer.
Who it's for
Students before a test
Find out what you don't know yet while there's still time to learn it.
Self-testers
Retrieval practice from your own notes, the study habit with the strongest evidence behind it.
Teachers and tutors
A quick check on a reading or a lesson, made from the material itself.
Questions
Is it free?
Knomi Notes is free, with no paid plan and no trial that runs out. You need a free Knomi account to save what you make; you can set everything up before you make one.
What kinds of questions does it write?
Multiple choice, true or false, and fill in the blank, all marked in code the moment you answer. A timed practice test adds short written answers, marked against a model answer.
How is a quiz different from a practice test?
A quiz is marked question by question as you go, for learning. A practice test is timed and marked at the end, like the real thing. Both are made from the same note.
Will the questions be about my notes or general knowledge?
Knomi is told to use only your material. Every flashcard and quiz question carries the line of your material it comes from, and those lines are checked against your text in code.
How long should my notes be?
A few paragraphs is enough for a short quiz. Up to 60,000 characters of pasted text, or up to 8 files, go into one note.
Does testing myself actually help?
Yes. Practising recall (retrieval practice) is one of the best-supported study techniques in learning research: answering questions strengthens memory more than re-reading the same material.
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