Exercises
Interactive exercises for your students — what you already know from OK Wallace, with more formats.
Announcement
OK Wallace has joined MIAPE
Same team, same pedagogical AI — one product now. What changed depends on where you're coming from, so let's start there.
Coming from MIAPEActually, I was on OK Wallace
Your account and your exercises came with you
- Every exercise you created moved to MIAPE — nothing was lost.
- Every exercise link still works, exactly as before.
- The practice links you shared with students keep working — they redirect here automatically.
- Sign in with your usual email address and everything is where you left it.
- The Pronote export is still here — same XML, same workflow.
Simpler for your students
- No more student accounts. They open the link and start — no sign-up, no password to reset in September.
- They can practise as many times as they like, whenever they like. It's entirely up to them.
- Submissions are no longer saved. Nothing to collect, nothing to chase — the practice belongs to them, and it leaves no trail behind it.
Any exercise can become a flashcard deck
The very same exercise your students already have can be revised as flashcards instead of a form — quick, low-pressure recall. It works on all your existing exercises, automatically.
And a much bigger workshop
- Over twenty tools instead of one — see the toolbox below.
- A whole new idea: content. Not only exercises for your students, but material for you — summaries, glossaries, mind maps, differentiated versions of your own documents.
- Open to everyone now — invite your colleagues, no waitlist.
- Available in both French and English.
- New tools land regularly.
Two things you can generate
Content
Material for you: rephrase, summarize, differentiate and enrich your own documents.
Your new toolbox
All of it is included, and all of it is already unlocked on your account.
Assignments
- Exercises — Generate, tweak and share custom exercises.
- Multiple choice — Build and share multiple-choice quizzes.
- Flashcards — Create interactive flashcards for memorization.
Content · Support learning
- Mind map — Turn your material into a mind-map outline.
- Glossary — Pull out the key terms with definitions.
- Summary — Summarize your material for revision.
- Course questions — Ten review questions from your material.
Content · Differentiate
- Examples — Illustrate ideas with concrete examples.
- Reformulate — Reword instructions to fit every learner.
- Extra time — Adapt assessments for extra-time without lengthening them.
- Difficulty levels — Several difficulty levels around one concept.
- Multi-format — The same concept in several exercise formats.
- Translate — Translate your material into another language.
Content · Enrich
- Hook — A punchy opener to launch your activity.
- Joke — An on-topic joke to grab attention.
- Evaluation — Build an assessment with rubric and answer key.
- Correct — Fix and improve your texts.
- Group work — Ready-to-use collaborative activities.
- Theme — Set the scene with a sentence of the day and intro.
- Clone — Generate several versions of one exercise.
- Language — Custom French grammar, conjugation and spelling.
- Dictation — Create personalized dictations.
- Extract — Pull the text out of an image or document.
Nothing you rely on has changed
Same account, same exercises, same links, same tools. There is nothing for you to do — this page is simply so you know what happened behind the scenes.
MIAPE just got bigger
- The teachers from OK Wallace have joined you here. One team, one product, more people pushing it forward.
- MIAPE now speaks French and English, and is used well beyond France.
- AI generation is noticeably faster than it was.
And while we were merging, this shipped
Most teachers use three or four tools. Here is the whole toolbox — there's a good chance something below is exactly what you need for September.
Assignments
- Exercises — Generate, tweak and share custom exercises.
- Multiple choice — Build and share multiple-choice quizzes.
- Flashcards — Create interactive flashcards for memorization.
Content · Support learning
- Mind map — Turn your material into a mind-map outline.
- Glossary — Pull out the key terms with definitions.
- Summary — Summarize your material for revision.
- Course questions — Ten review questions from your material.
Content · Differentiate
- Examples — Illustrate ideas with concrete examples.
- Reformulate — Reword instructions to fit every learner.
- Extra time — Adapt assessments for extra-time without lengthening them.
- Difficulty levels — Several difficulty levels around one concept.
- Multi-format — The same concept in several exercise formats.
- Translate — Translate your material into another language.
Content · Enrich
- Hook — A punchy opener to launch your activity.
- Joke — An on-topic joke to grab attention.
- Evaluation — Build an assessment with rubric and answer key.
- Correct — Fix and improve your texts.
- Group work — Ready-to-use collaborative activities.
- Theme — Set the scene with a sentence of the day and intro.
- Clone — Generate several versions of one exercise.
- Language — Custom French grammar, conjugation and spelling.
- Dictation — Create personalized dictations.
- Extract — Pull the text out of an image or document.
Ready to dive in?