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Review conversations

Read, search, and learn from every anonymized conversation students have with your assistant.

One of the most useful things Teach Anything gives you is a window into what your students are actually asking. Every conversation with your assistant is saved in an anonymized form so you can review it later.

What you can see

The full exchange

Read each question a student asked and exactly how the assistant answered.

The sources used

See which of your materials the assistant drew on for each answer.

Search and sort

Look for a topic, a keyword, or sort by most recent to find what you need.

Browse by page

Page through the history when there’s a lot of activity.

Why it’s worth your time

Reading conversations tells you things a syllabus can’t:

Spot common confusion

If ten students ask the same thing, that’s a topic to revisit in class or add to your materials.

Catch gaps in your materials

If the assistant often says “that isn’t in the course materials,” you’ve found something worth uploading.

Check answer quality

Skim answers to make sure the tone and accuracy match what you want. If they don’t, adjust the instructions.

Quiz results show up here too

When a student asks the assistant to quiz them, the quiz shows up right inside their conversation, so you can see how they did while you review.

The questions asked

See the multiple-choice questions the assistant generated from your materials.

What the student picked

Each question shows the answer they chose and whether it was right.

Their score

See how many they got right out of the total.

Every attempt

If a student retook the quiz, each attempt is recorded.

Quiz results are also included when you export chat records, so you can pull them alongside the rest of the conversation.

A note on student privacy

Conversations are visible in an anonymized form to you as the instructor so you can improve your course. Let your students know their questions may be reviewed anonymously, and treat what you read with the same care you’d give any student communication.

Next: Export chat records

Download conversations — with quiz results — as a web page, spreadsheet, or plain text.

Last updated on August 17, 2026