We’re working on something exciting. An AI Qbit as your friend who can help you with a hint before you answer a question and with a detailed explanation if you get a question wrong! Look at the demo below!
WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK? What would you like to see in hints and how can answer explanations be helpful to you?
Hints on a question!
Guided help if you get it wrong!
Yeah that’ll be really helpful, especially (personally, for me) ELA and Math
What a cool update! I love it 
Cool
Awwww, the screen format is so cool. And thanks so much for the improvements!
Nice. I like it. It’s gonna help me alot ! 
wow soooooooooooo cute
Hi
This would help me so much!!
I think it’s actually quite a brilliant idea! However, because some teachers may feel uncomfortable with the fact that a student is getting help from the site itself, considering the fact that teachers often use these as quiz grades, maybe allow teachers to disable it for certain sessions. I’m a junior, so I am often given assignments using Quizizz. Really love it! 
That seems like a cool idea!
helpful yeah, but make it toggleable
how to use this faction? Because i don’t have…
Cela parait extraordinaire !!!
Je reve que mes elèves puissent l’utiliser !! Cela me fera gagner enormement de temps !!
Attention toutefois a ce que l’IA reponde correctement ! car sinon cela pourrait mettre l’elève dans la confusion ( Je suis professeur de mathématiques et j’ai observé de nombreuses mauvaises réponses quand j’utilise l’IA pour préparer des quiz … )
Merci par avance 
welcome, study! hope you have fun here!
translation: I dream that my students can use it!! This will save me a lot of time!!
Be careful, however, that the AI responds correctly! because otherwise it could confuse the student (I am a mathematics teacher and I have observed many wrong answers when I use AI to prepare quizzes…)
Thank you in advance
so interesting with the hints
Amazing and cool
That’s cool! AI IS EVERYWHERE!!! I had this for an assignment and it really helped!! This is super cool!! I just wish it was more fun, like a mini-game thingy instead of just explaining 