Curriculum Conversion Tool
Transform educational curriculum documents into high-quality digital assessments that power the Koloso Teacher Support System.
This tool helps curriculum specialists extract learning objectives from official curriculum documents, classify them for digital assessment, and generate thousands of validated assessment questions for students.
From Curriculum to Questions
This tool bridges the gap between official curriculum documents and the assessment questions students need. Here's how it works:
Official Curriculum
PDF or Word documents from education authorities like ECZ, Cambridge, or national boards containing learning objectives and outcomes.
Structured Database
Learning objectives are extracted, classified, and mapped to our universal skillset taxonomy for consistent assessment across curricula.
Assessment Questions
Hundreds of validated questions per learning objective, ready for the Assess step of the Koloso Teacher Support System.
The Pipeline
Two connected workflows turn raw curriculum documents into validated assessment questions.
Curriculum Database
Upload Document
Upload PDF or Word curriculum documents and link them to a curriculum.
Extract Structure
AI extracts the curriculum hierarchy: domains, topics, and subtopics.
Extract LOs
Extract learning objectives from the approved structure into the database.
Create Questions
Assessability Audit
AI classifies each LO as Assessable, Partial, or Not Assessable.
Create Templates
Design question templates with patterns, variables, and display rules.
Generate Questions
Bulk-generate hundreds of questions per template with full validation.
Map Skillsets
Link questions to GPF skillsets for cross-curriculum alignment and reporting.
18 Quality Assurance Checks
Every question must pass all validation checks before being saved. This ensures students get high-quality, unambiguous assessment questions.
Reality Checks
Quantities, measurements, and prices must be realistic for the context and grade level.
Ambiguity Checks
Each question must have exactly one correct answer with no valid distractors.
Naturalness Checks
Questions must sound like natural speech with complete sentences.
Variety Checks
Names, items, and numbers must be rotated to ensure diversity.
De-duplication Checks
No exact or near-duplicate questions allowed in the question bank.
Consistency Checks
Number formats and terminology must match the curriculum authority standards.