Can Edcafe AI give a quiz to a class?
Edcafe AI did not fully meet the requirements for giving a quiz to a class. Three learners completed the quiz through Google Classroom and had separate submissions, but the report did not identify their class or Google accounts.
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A class takes the same quizFailEvidence
We assigned an existing quiz to a class, then had learners enter their names, select answers and submit it. No prompt or input file was sent.
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Proof 3 · Screen recording · ▶ 10:32–10:46; ▶ 0:00–10:46
| ✗ | Expected: Each intended learner can access and complete the quiz, with responses and completion state recorded separately and attributed to the correct learner and class.Found: Three learners completed the quiz and had separate report rows. Edcafe asked them to type names; the report showed neither their Google accounts nor their class. |
The quiz had to record each learner’s responses against the correct learner and class. The class integration delivered the quiz and stored three attempts, but Edcafe relied on typed names and retained no class or account identity. The failure was in attribution, not quiz delivery.
First submission note. The report notes that only the first submission from each participant is recorded.
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| Level | Name | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Benchmark | Quiz Generation → | 15 scenarios · 10 tools |
| Capability | Quiz Delivery → | |
| Scenario | A teacher gives the quiz to a class → | |
| Tool | Edcafe AI → |
Global scenario definition → · Global capability definition → · Edcafe AI product page →
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