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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the ReadnQuiz Sign In Page?

ReadnQuiz does not have one single page to sign in. Each account has a unique URL to their own unique sign in page. Find it by opening your Welcome email and clicking the link. You were also sent an email after you set up your program that has your URL. Remember, your URL is for the whole organization. Teacher(s) and students.

Can I use AI to submit a quiz to ReadnQuiz

No, we don't accept them. AI cannot write good questions because it does not have access to the book. Please the full explanation. Read More

What is Q Bank?

Q Bank is an incentive feature in ReadnQuiz that converts points into Q Bucks that can be spent on school-provided merch and perks. The Q Bank account is separate from accumulated points for goals. Teachers and students can easily track Q Bucks balances Read More

What is DRL?

DRL is Derived Reading Level. It is the demonstrated reading capability of the student, in real time. Students don’t take a test. They just read books and take quizzes as they normally do. The DRL watches the results and continuously refines its estimate of where the student is reading. Every quiz updates the picture. Read More

Can we use the Homeschool Edition if we don't have an official homeschool?

Yes, you can. Any parent can use the Homeschool Edition to augment their child's reading program, even if it's simply for home use. No homeschool required.

How do I submit a quiz to ReadnQuiz?

Any teacher or parent may write a quiz to add to ReadnQuiz. No AI-written quizzes are accepted (and we can tell). Please email info@intradata.com and ask for the Quiz Guide which will give you instructions on writing and submitting questions.

Does ReadnQuiz have a good collection of quizzes for Christian books?

Yes — and it's one of our strengths. While other reading programs have largely overlooked faith-based literature, ReadnQuiz has built a substantial collection of quizzes for Christian books. This has made us a natural home for Christian schools, many of whom choose ReadnQuiz specifically because of this coverage. And because our quizzes are crowd-sourced from the teachers and librarians who use the program, those same schools contribute new quizzes for the Christian titles in their libraries — w

Is scanning a book to create a quiz a violation of copyright law?

No, it isn’t, even though every book warns against it. Copyright law clearly states that if the reproduction is considered “Fair Use” and “Transformative,” it’s legal. ReadnQuiz uses the scanned pages solely to create quiz questions and does not display, publish, or make the text available in any form. Read More

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