ClassPoint AI

ClassPoint AI is a learning tool that turns any PowerPoint slide into a ready to play quiz in seconds. A PowerPoint add in that reads the content of a slide and drafts multiple choice, short answer or fill in the blank questions in seconds, with Bloom's taxonomy levels, multilingual output and live audience response collection inside the presentation.

ClassPoint AI is a quiz generator built directly into PowerPoint. It reads the content of a slide you have already prepared, then drafts a question from that material within seconds, so a lecture deck becomes an interactive check for understanding without any separate authoring tool. The engine is powered by OpenAI and runs inside the ClassPoint add in for PowerPoint, which means the questions land in the same place you present from. The generator supports three question formats: multiple choice, short answer and fill in the blanks. Each format maps to a different depth of assessment, with multiple choice good for quick recall checks and short answer pushing for open ended reasoning. Questions can also be tuned to a chosen level of Bloom's taxonomy, from Remember and Understand through Apply, Analyze, Evaluate and Create, so an instructor can decide how much cognitive work a question should demand rather than accepting whatever the model produces first. Because the underlying model is multilingual, questions can be generated in a language other than English, which matters for bilingual classrooms and for teachers working outside anglophone systems. The workflow expects a slide to exist first. ClassPoint AI analyzes whatever text is on the current slide, drafts a question, and once the teacher is satisfied, the question can be inserted into the presentation and responses collected live from participants through ClassPoint's existing audience response features. That live loop is the real differentiator: the output is not a question bank to copy elsewhere but an activity that runs during the lesson, with students answering on their own devices. The audience is clearly classroom educators and trainers who already present in PowerPoint, from school teachers to university lecturers running large sessions. Anyone without PowerPoint or without the ClassPoint add in gets nothing from it. Compared with standalone AI quiz makers, the appeal is zero context switching, while the tradeoff is that it inherits PowerPoint's constraints and depends on slide text being substantive enough to quiz.