As a Teacher, your role in TeachersAI is to design meaningful assessments, deliver them to students, and provide feedback efficiently.
This guide gives you a clear overview of how assessment creation works, what your options are, and what to do first.
Your Assessments Area
When you click Assessments from the left-hand menu, you’ll land in the Assessments and Marking area.
From here, you can:
Create new assessments
View assigned assessments
Review insights (as they expand over time)
Manage assessment settings
This area is designed for creation and delivery, not reporting configuration.
You don’t need to understand every feature before creating your first task.
Creating a New Assessment
To create an assessment:
Click New Assessment
Select the subject linked to your class
Click Continue
The subject selection connects your assessment to the correct curriculum and class structure.
This can be adjusted later if needed.
Choosing How to Create It
After selecting a subject, you’ll choose how you want to build your assessment.
Start from Scratch
Use the drag-and-drop editor or generate content using AI.
Best for:
New tasks
Custom formats
AI-assisted question generation
Create Using Existing
Use one of your previous assessments as a starting point.
Best for:
Reusing formats
Adjusting past tasks
Saving time
Magic Clone (Coming Soon)
Copy questions from an image or PDF.
There is no “wrong” starting point. Choose the one that saves you time.

Inside the Assessment Builder
After choosing how you want to create your assessment, you’ll enter the Assessment Builder.
This is your workspace for designing the task.
From here, you can:
Add and organise questions
Edit task instructions
Adjust layout and structure
Review how the assessment will appear to students
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting.
You can save and return to your assessment at any time.
Detailed guidance on adding questions, using AI, and configuring marking is covered in separate guides.
Saving and Assigning
While building your assessment, it remains in draft form.
When ready:
Click Save to store your progress.
Click Assign to Class when you are ready for students to access it.
Saving does not make the assessment visible to students.
Assignment is the step that makes it live.
You stay in control of when students see the task.
Next Step
👉 How do I add questions to my assessment?
👉 How do I assign an assessment to my class?