AssessmentWiz

What AssessmentWiz is

AssessmentWiz is a web-based AI planning and assessment platform for K–12 teachers. Its assessment tools include exit tickets, quizzes, formative checks, tests, benchmarks, project assessments, IB assessments, NGSS tasks, science labs, and reading support. Teachers can build from a topic or objective, upload PDF or DOCX files, enter a URL, or use a YouTube link with captions that can be read. The Unit Planner supports backward-designed UbD plans and IB PYP, MYP, and DP unit plans.

The site lists Common Core, NGSS, the UK National Curriculum, IB, CBSE, ICSE, ACARA, US state boards, and custom frameworks for standards alignment. Teachers can refine materials using plain-English AI instructions and add IEP or ESL scaffolds such as word banks, sentence starters, simplified language, and visual aids. Output can be downloaded as DOCX, copied to Google Docs, Canvas, or Schoology, or quizzes can be pushed to Google Forms. The service is free during early access, with no credit card required. The import page supports CSV, pasted plain text, DOCX, PDF, and Edmodo JSON, while native parsers for Kahoot, Quizlet, and Google Forms are described as roadmap items.

Who it suits

AssessmentWiz is for K–12 teachers and educators who need assessment materials, unit planning, or standards alignment across the listed frameworks. It may suit teachers who want to adapt materials with IEP or ESL scaffolds and export or copy work into supported tools.

Limits

Imports are limited to 200 items per upload and 500 items per day per teacher account. The service is free during early access, with a daily allowance described as generous.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.assessmentwiz.com/.
2. Use the service during early access; no credit card is required.
3. Start with a topic or objective, upload PDF or DOCX, provide a URL, or use a YouTube link with readable captions.
4. For imports, provide CSV, pasted plain text, DOCX, PDF, or Edmodo JSON.
5. Download as DOCX, copy to Google Docs, Canvas, or Schoology, or push quizzes to Google Forms.

Verdict

Choose AssessmentWiz if you want K–12 assessment and unit-planning tools with standards alignment, editable scaffolds, and several export routes. Consider the stated import caps if you need bulk migration, and note that some native parsers remain roadmap items.