No Textbook at Home? Make a Study Quiz From Class Notes
Last updated October 28, 2026 · Video published October 28, 2026 · 0:54
No textbook at home doesn't mean there's nothing to study from. Snap your kid's class notes, handwriting is fine, and SwipeSmrt writes the questions from them. Every answer is explained, so thin notes get filled in.
It works best the same evening, after class, not the night before the test.
More on this: turning handwritten notes into a quiz.
What's said in the video
No textbook at home? If your kid has class notes, that's enough to make a study quiz.
Snap the notes. Handwriting is fine, as long as you can read it. Here, two pages of notes on the water cycle.
Set the age in the info menu. Twelve for this one.
Add the photos,
and generate.
The questions come straight from the notes, so they are practicing what the teacher actually covered.
Each answer is explained,
so if the notes were a bit thin in places, the explanation fills in the gap.
Best done the same evening, after class. Ten minutes, and the notes stop being something they only open the night before the test.
SwipeSmrt is free, with no account. The link is in the description.
The notes in the video were written for this demo.
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