Get It? Review: AI Tool for Education
You taught it. Did they get it?
A 2-minute AI check for teachers. Pupils explain the lesson in their own words; you see who got it, who's shaky and who's bluffing.
Get It? finds out in two minutes who really understood your lesson. It is a quick assessment-for-learning (AfL) check for secondary teachers that shows, by name and for the whole class, who understood, who's shaky and who's quietly bluffing.
How it works: type the topic you taught and the AI writes the questions (you can edit or delete any). Pupils join with a class code on any phone, with no account, app or email, and answer privately in their own words, typed or spoken. There's no multiple choice. If an answer is vague, the AI asks a follow-up until the real level of understanding shows.
You get a green, amber and red view across the class, each pupil's actual answers one click away, the specific misconceptions, and suggestions for what to try next. You stay in control and can change any colour by hand.
Setup takes under a minute, a check takes about two minutes, and there's no printing or marking. It works as a replacement for paper exit tickets. Built for KS3, KS4 and GCSE teachers across subjects, from one teacher to a whole department.
Everything is free during the beta: unlimited checks and classes, no card required.
- Category
- Assessment and Grading
- Pricing
- free
- Website
- https://dotheygetit.app
- GDPR Compliant
- in-progress
- COPPA Compliant
- not-applicable
- FERPA Compliant
- not-applicable
Key Features
- AI-written questions you can edit
- No pupil accounts or app needed
- Answers typed or spoken in own words
- AI follow-up questions on vague answers
- Green/amber/red class view by name
- Misconception detection and next steps
- Exportable results
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