TL;DR
What did u/frizziefrazzle use Diffit for?
When another teacher came with a test that only existed on paper and needed it digital, a teacher uploaded it to Diffit and had a Google Form ready within five minutes instead of retyping every question. The digital test was ready within about five minutes. They say Diffit has saved them so much time.
What they did
A colleague needed a paper test turned into a digital one. They uploaded the test into Diffit, which they say they use all the time, and it produced a version ready to go as a Google Form.
How it went
The digital test was ready within about five minutes. They say Diffit has saved them so much time.
Worth knowing
- Check every question, answer choice and answer key against the paper original before giving it to students, especially diagrams, math symbols and tables, which are easy to misread from a scan.
Try it yourself
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I'm uploading a photo of a paper test. Turn it into a quiz I can paste into Google Forms: keep every question's exact wording and number, list answer choices as A-D, mark the correct answer and point value for each, and flag any question that has a diagram, table or symbol you couldn't read so I can add it by hand.
Original post
See u/frizziefrazzle's original post on Reddit → (Oct 12, 2026)
Sources
- u/frizziefrazzle on Reddit, Oct 12, 2026 — the original post