AI-written recall questions in RootWright LMS
When RootWright LMS Pro generates a course with AI, it also writes two to five recall questions for each lesson. Learners meet these questions later in their daily Today session, not straight after the lesson. RootWright LMS does not show AI questions at the end of a lesson.
Pro
AI-written recall questions come with Generate a course with AI, which needs RootWright LMS Pro and a connected AI provider.
How it works
- While writing each lesson, the AI adds two to five recall questions for spaced-repetition review. A lesson holds at most five.
- They are saved as the lesson's own recall items, the same as items a teacher writes. The AI only adds them to a lesson that has no recall items yet.
- Learners review them in Today when they fall due. See Daily recall.
Edit the questions
Open the lesson in the lesson builder and scroll to the Recall section. Edit or remove the items there, or click Add recall item to write your own. A lesson must be saved before you can add recall items.
Turn recall off for a course
In the course builder, open Details and find the Learning section. Switch off Recall. The switch reads: "What learners meet in this course comes back in their daily recall. Turn off for a course that is not meant to be memorised."
What learners are asked after a lesson
When a learner finishes a lesson, RootWright LMS offers them a chance to write their own question: "Lesson done. Write a recall question for it, and it comes back to test you tomorrow." This prompt does not use AI. See My recall questions.