Import a document with AI
Your organisation's own AI provider reads a Word document or pasted text and suggests an activity's pages, quizzes and flashcards. You tick what to keep before anything is made.
AI help with imports turns a document you already have, such as lecture notes or a handout, into a draft activity. Your organisation's AI provider reads it and suggests pages: pages of text in the document's own words, quizzes and flashcards. Nothing is made until you tick the pages to keep and choose Make.
Taktyl has no AI account of its own. It uses your organisation's own AI provider account and key: your key, your credit. The document's words are sent to that provider, under your organisation's account, and nothing else is: not your name, and nothing about your students.
Switch it on (organisation admins)
- Connect Your own AI provider on Organisation › Integrations (see Suggest terms and questions from your notes for the steps).
- In Organisation settings › Features, switch on AI help with imports. It is off until you do.
If the row says Still needs your AI provider, the provider is not connected, is disabled, or is switched off above it.
Use it (authors)
- On My activities, choose Import, then Import a document with AI.
- Choose a Word document (.docx), a text file (.txt or .md) or a web page (.html), up to 10 MB, or paste the text. For a PDF, save it as Word first, or paste its text.
- Press Suggest pages. Each suggested page is listed with the line of your document it came from.
- Tick the pages to keep. A page whose line Taktyl cannot find in your document arrives unticked and says Check this.
- Change the activity's title if you like, choose the folder, and press Make. You get one draft activity, which you can change like any other before you publish it.
If your AI provider does not answer, nothing is made: try again, or build the activity yourself. H5P and .taktyl files import as before, with or without this switch.