LessonCue

What LessonCue is

LessonCue turns teachers’ lesson materials into quizzes. Teachers can provide lesson notes, PDFs, or Word files, then review and edit the generated questions before sharing. The quiz formats include multiple choice, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank. Students join from a browser using a link or code, with no student account required. Results help teachers see which students understood the material and which topics may need more time.

LessonCue is web-based and says it is used by language teachers, subject teachers, tutors, and department heads. Its Free plan includes three quizzes, PDF upload or pasted notes, student access by link, and live results per student. Pro adds unlimited quizzes, full student-level results, question editing, and an automatic follow-up quiz based on weak areas. The listed Pro pricing is $9.90 per month, billed at $19, with back-to-school pricing depending on region; a 15-day trial is available. The School plan has custom pricing and adds multiple teacher accounts, one shared join link, and one bill. Classroom data may include names, quiz responses, class IDs, scores, and timestamps. Teachers can request deletion of account and quiz data by email.

Who it suits

LessonCue suits language and subject teachers, tutors, and department heads who want to turn lesson materials into quizzes and review student results. It may also fit schools that need multiple teacher accounts and a shared student join link.

Limits

The Free plan allows three quizzes and includes PDF upload or pasted notes, link-based student access, and live results per student. Pro is listed at $9.90 per month, billed at $19; School has custom pricing.

Getting started

1. Open the LessonCue website in a web browser.
2. Choose the Free plan or review the Pro and School options.
3. Start with lesson notes, a PDF, or a Word file.
4. Review and edit the generated questions before sharing.
5. Give students the quiz link or code to join in a browser.

Verdict

Choose LessonCue if you want to build quizzes from lesson materials and see student-level results. Its free plan is capped at three quizzes, while schools needing multiple teacher accounts must look at custom-priced School.