Question generation (QG) is a natural language processing task with an abundance of potential benefits and use cases in the educational domain. In order for this potential to be realized, QG systems must be designed and validated with pedagogical needs in mind. However, little research has assessed or designed QG approaches with the input from real teachers or students. This paper applies a large language model-based QG approach where questions are generated with learning goals derived from Bloom's taxonomy. The automatically generated questions are used in multiple experiments designed to assess how teachers use them in practice. The results demonstrate that teachers prefer to write quizzes with automatically generated questions, and that such quizzes have no loss in quality compared to handwritten versions. Further, several metrics indicate that automatically generated questions can even improve the quality of the quizzes created, showing the promise for large scale use of QG in the classroom setting.

应用基于大型语言模型的问题生成方法，考虑教学需求，通过实验验证教师对自动生成问题的喜好，结果显示教师更愿意使用自动生成的问题写测验，并且这样的测验在质量上不亚于手写版本，甚至可以提高测验质量，显示了课堂环境中大规模使用问题生成的潜力。

教师如何利用大型语言模型和布鲁姆纳姆的分类法创建教育测验