Turn your slides into an interactive lesson with AI questions
Upload your slides to Cazuz as a PDF or PowerPoint, and AI reads every slide, pictures included, then suggests questions where they fit: a warm-up, checks along the way and an exit ticket. You keep or remove each suggestion, then teach the lesson live while students answer on their own devices.
How to turn slides into an AI lesson
Upload your slides
Press Create Lesson and drop your PDF or PowerPoint file on the box, up to 50 MB. Each page becomes a slide.
Open AI Autopilot
Press AI Autopilot at the top of the lesson and pick a size: Light for about one check every 6 slides, Normal for one every 3 to 4, or Max for one after most topics.
Choose the extras
Tick the question types you want, and switch on reading the pictures on your slides, a warm-up poll before slide 1 and an exit ticket at the end. Then press Write questions.
Keep or remove each suggestion
Usually in under a minute, the suggestions appear as dashed cards where they would go. Press Keep or Remove on each one, or Keep all.
Teach it live
Press Host. Students join at cazuz.net/play with the code or the QR code, and each question waits until you press Launch question.
What you get
- Eight question types: quiz, true or false, poll, type the answer, fill the blank, put in order, sort into groups and match the pairs
- Up to ten questions on any slide, written from the slides around it
- Questions at one spot only, if you prefer: press the + between two slides and choose Generate questions
- Your slides on the board and on every student's device at the same moment
- A lesson you can pause and pick up in a later sitting, with one report across both
- A report on every student and every question
Questions teachers ask
- Does it work with PowerPoint?
- Yes, .pptx files. Each slide becomes a still picture, so PowerPoint animations do not play. Google Slides has no direct import yet: download the deck as a PDF or PowerPoint file first.
- Can the AI read diagrams and pictures on my slides?
- Yes. Switch on Read the pictures on my slides and the AI looks at them too. It is best for diagrams, photos and slides with no typed text, and it turns on by itself when your slides have no text at all.
- Will AI change my slides?
- No. Your slides stay as they are. Suggestions sit beside them as dashed cards, and nothing goes into the lesson until you press Keep. A kept question is yours to edit like any other.
- How many AI credits does a lesson use?
- Light uses 1 credit, Normal 2 and Max 3, and the price shows on the button before you press it. If a run fails, the credits come back. Credits refill on the 1st of each month.
- What language are the questions in?
- The language of your slides. Arabic slides get Arabic questions, and English slides get English ones.
- Do students need an account?
- No. Students go to cazuz.net/play on a tablet, laptop or any device, type the code or scan the QR code, and enter a name.
- Is my lesson used to train AI?
- No. The slides' text, and their pictures if you switch pictures on, go to Anthropic's Claude to write the questions, and Anthropic does not use them to train its models.