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The easiest way to do this, in my opinion, is to use a chatbot like ChatGPT, Claude, Mistrel, or Microsoft CoPilot. Attach your document and then ask any questions that you have about the document. You can just ask, "Explain this document to me like I was 11 years old," if it is a difficult subject.

Is this what you are looking for? https://piktochart.com/generative-ai/editor/

This is a neat tool. It lets you create a course by loading a youtube video and using the tool to create questions that are synched to the video where the answers can be found. It can also make a summary video. I really like the idea of the tool.

A great tool that reads a youtube video and creates questions for that video that are timed with the video where students can find the answers. You can also create a video summary.

This tool allows you to output quizzes that conform to Bloom's Taxonomy which is really cool for adult learning. I think this tool is worth taking a long look at.

I like the design and UI of the quizzes. It works similar to other AI quiz tools. Some questions and answers will have to be edited, at this point that is to be expected.

It created animals with more than 4 legs and multiple animals when I asked for one. Sometimes you have to run it a few times with the same prompt to get something usable, but even then it probably won't be what you are thinking in your head. That being said, I think it is a good start, and for kids that just want to color something for free, it's cool to play with. It is definitely not the same quality as even the lower-end HuggingFace Stable Diffusion projects.

It comes up with better,and more correct, questions and answers than it's competitors. It is easy to use.

The free version make a course outline, but there is no way to see if the tool can actually build a course without paying.