🛈 About RapidQandA

RapidQandA is an application that has been designed to take plain text files and convert them into quizzes and lessons. We tend to refer to the resulting files as lessons rather than quizzes as they can be accompanied by lots of additional information to help students understand a topic.

So, where is RapidQandA?

If you’ve come here from RapidQandA’s help option, you probably know where to find it already.

If you’ve stumbled across this information while browsing and want to give it a go, launch RapidQandA

Who’s behind RapidQandA?

RapidQandA is an open source project written and created by Henspace and hosted on GitHub. The source code is available in the RapidQandA repository.

Term and Conditions

For terms and conditions and licensing details, please check the license details.

Acknowledgements

Sounds: the sounds in the application were generated using the fantastic Chiptone program. Big thanks to SFBGames for making that tool available.
Icons: most of the icons are from the Font Awesome Free icons set.
Fonts: fonts for maths use the Stix Two Math fonts.
Supporting code
- MathMl styling: fallback styling for MathML, if not supported by the browser, has been made possible using a modified version of mathml.css.
- Service worker: the service worker used by RapidQandA is generated using the
  GoogleChrome/workbox project.

Please note that any acknowledgment does not mean that the acknowledged creators endorse RapidQandA or the use of their work in any way.

Trademarks, logos and brand names

All trademarks, logos and brand names used in the application or documentation are the property of their respective owners. Any use is solely for identification purposes. Use of these trademarks, logos and names does not imply any endorsement or approval by their owners.

What’s in a name?

If you came across this project early on, you may have seen it referred to as Text2Lesson. Great name, but it’s also used by some other products. To prevent any confusion, the application was re-branded as RapidQandA. Vestiges of the old name exist in some web addresses, so don’t let that worry you.