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How to build the quiz from your own material

Watching a video about Peter's choices is only half the work when the real question is whether his conduct was proper. DeckOwl turns your own notes, transcript, or slides into a video quiz on whether Peter's conduct is proper, with each question paired with an explanation.

Name the rule, duty, or norm that applies before deciding whether an action was proper.
Ask who was affected and whether they agreed to what happened.
Check what Peter knew at the time, since intent changes how conduct is judged.
Write a one-sentence verdict that cites the reason, not only the conclusion.

Example questions for judging whether conduct is proper

A friend shares a secret you were told in confidence. Is passing it on proper?Usually not. Confidences carry an expectation of privacy, and breaking one damages trust unless there is a serious safety reason.

A referee changes a call after hearing the home crowd. Is that conduct proper?No. Officials must judge by the rules and the play, not by pressure from either side.

A doctor accepts a gift from a drug company before prescribing its product. Is it proper?Generally questionable. Gifts can create a conflict of interest, which is why many medical codes limit them.

A student copies a classmate's answers on an exam but credits the classmate. Is the conduct proper?No. Copying breaks the exam rules regardless of credit, because the work is not the student's own.

A manager takes credit for a team's report in a meeting. Is that proper?No. Taking credit for others' work is dishonest and undermines fair recognition.

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Questions from your material

Works from pasted text, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or a photo of your notes. Video files and links are not read directly.

Explanations for every answer

Each question shows why the correct answer holds, so you can defend a judgment about conduct, not just memorize a verdict.

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How it works

Add your notes or transcript

Paste the text from the video or upload slides and notes. Three free generations per month are included.

Choose question types

Pick multiple choice, true/false, short answer, or a mix, then set how many questions you want.

Answer and review

Work through the quiz, read each explanation, and redo the questions you missed until the reasoning holds.

Good answers depend on the standard you apply, so the quiz asks you to name that standard before judging. Explanations point back to the reasoning, which is what you need when you have to defend a view in class or on an exam.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I judge whether someone's conduct was proper?

Identify the rule, norm, or duty that applies, then ask who was affected and whether they agreed. Write a one-sentence verdict that cites the reason, since the reasoning is what you will be asked to defend.

How many practice questions should I study from one case?

Five to ten questions cover the main decisions in a single case. Redoing the ones you missed matters more than the total count, and spacing the review over several days helps it stick.

Can I generate the quiz from a video link?

DeckOwl does not take video links or video files directly. Paste a transcript or your notes as text, or upload a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or a photo of your notes.

Which plan includes QTI and Moodle XML export?

QTI 2.1 and Moodle XML export are part of the Pro plan at $14.99/month. The Free plan includes 3 generations per month and study in the browser, with no exports.

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