End every class with reflection and understanding by creating easy, standards-aligned exit tickets in Classwork.com.

Exit tickets help your students demonstrate learning before they walk out the door. They give you instant, actionable data—without a mountain of paper to grade.

Click here to download Click Sheet of:

• How to create a Exit Ticket 
• How to assign a Exit Ticket

1️⃣ Log in and Start a New Activity

• Go to your Activities screen.
• Click the New File button (green with plus sign at the top center).
  

2️⃣ Use the Content Assistant

• In the pop-up window, choose Use AI to Make Content (yellow square).
  
• On the next screen, select Create Questions from Standards (bottom option).
  

3️⃣ Choose Your Standard

• Click Edit next to Learning Standards.
• Click Search Standards.
• Select your Course, Grade Level, and Standard.
• Click Save Changes.
  

4️⃣ Pick Your Questions

• Choose your item type (recommended: Multiple Choice).
• Set the number of questions to 4 (you can deselect extras later).
• Click Generate Questions.
  

5️⃣ Review and Edit Your Questions

• Review the generated questions.
• Leave checked only the 2 you want to keep for your exit ticket.
• Click Add Questions to add them to your activity.
• Double-click any question to customize it as needed.
  

6️⃣ Name Your Activity

• Type your activity name.

• You do not have to save! Similar to the Google suite, Classwork Autosaves your work in real time.
  

7️⃣ Preview the Student View

• Click the Preview icon (monitor with an eye) on the toolbar.
• Check that everything looks good from the student perspective.
• Close the preview when finished.
  

8️⃣ Assign Your Exit Ticket

• Click Create Assignment.
• Select your LMS (e.g. Google Classroom).
• Choose the class you want to assign to and click Next.
• Set a time limit (recommended: 2 minutes for quick reflection).
• Click Save to finish assigning.
  

✨Tips for Effective Exit Tickets

• Keep it short— 1–5 questions students can complete in 2–3 minutes.
• Align to that day's objective or standard.
• Use data to inform your next day's instruction.
• Encourage honest reflection and critical thinking.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 1️⃣ Log in and Start a New Activity
• 2️⃣ Use the Content Assistant
• 3️⃣ Choose Your Standard
• 4️⃣ Pick Your Questions
• 5️⃣ Review and Edit Your Questions
• 6️⃣ Name Your Activity
• 7️⃣ Preview the Student View
• 8️⃣ Assign Your Exit Ticket
• ✨Tips for Effective Exit Tickets