Product Feedback

Teachers have shared that it would be helpful to have a comprehensive skills review for students prior to a Post-Diagnostic.

Teachers and students could benefit from a tool within Quill that supports speech-to-text. This would be especially beneficial for students with physical limitations.

I fully support allowing the students to copy & paste text, before modifying it. Would save lots of time and allow them more time to focus on the important aspects.

I need to be able to print matching worksheets/lessons for students. Many students do not have internet access, and it would be nice to have matching assignments for online/at-home students.

It would be great if the practice recommendations page (which you have to get to through clicking view reports - diagnostic reports - practice recommendations) could be a button easily accessed on the home page! It takes an unnecessary amount of clicks to get there (and I finally wrote down the path to get there because I kept forgetting and it was a frustrating process looking for it each time), and I am probably not alone in how often that page gets used to assign the next activity pack.

Students should not be able to copy and paste. This allows them to just copy and paste the sentences and doesn't force them to focus on spelling, capitalization and punctuation. It would be nice if this feature could be turned on/off by the teacher.

Teachers would like the ability to quickly and easily tell which activities offer students multiple choices to choose from for the response field

Im stuck on a low grade level because it wont let me higher my grade level.It would be nice to be able to manage that.

I pull up weekly reports. Students have discovered that if they redo a Quill activity on which they already earned 100% from a different week, then it shows up as a new activity (without the repeated attempt counter). The counters only show up if they repeat the activity within the same time frame. However, I would like the counters to show up all the time so that I can easily check if they are just redoing activities they've already mastered.

I have several students with visual impairments and typing difficulties due to fine motor skills. They are fully capable of doing the exercises but get very frustrated by all of the typing. I have tried to have them use a separate Chrome extension to voice-to-text but it was very buggy. Is there any way for you to add a voice-to-text feature or a drag and drop style answering system as an accommodation teachers could assign to certain students? This would be so incredibly helpful for the body of students we serve at the Knox county career center. Thank you! We love Quill!