EduEase

What is EduEase?

EduEase is used by over 100,000 teachers worldwide. It began as a research project by Charles Barlow, who wanted to explore AI in teaching, and he later teamed up with Patrick Drabble to develop it further. That project grew into EduEase Learn, a public tool for creating quantitative assessments.

The platform is designed to be easy to use, supports various types of input, and lets you break down large files. There’s a free option that gives you 8 questions per day, suitable for getting started or smaller classes. The basic plan costs £8 a month, raising the daily limit to 400 questions and including early access to new features. You can learn more via the creators’ LinkedIn profiles: Charles Barlow and Patrick Drabble.

Who created EduEase?

Charles Barlow and Patrick Drabble developed EduEase. It started as a research tool to explore how AI could support teaching methods, then evolved into EduEase Learn, a public assessment-generation tool serving educators globally.

What is EduEase used for?

• Exploring AI-driven pedagogy
• Generating quantitative assessments

How to use EduEase?

1. Visit the official tool at https://learn.eduease.ai/.
2. Choose a plan: the free plan (8 questions per day) or the basic plan (£8/month, 400 questions per day plus early access to new features).
3. Sign up and create your account.
4. Add your questions or educational content as input.
5. Generate quantitative assessments based on your inputs.
6. If you’re on the basic plan, join the community for early access to new features.
7. Contact the support team if you need help.