Turn a lesson into a quiz deck with Gamma without building it by hand
Gamma drafts the slides; you supply the right answers. The review step is where learning actually gets designed.
Gamma generates a deck from a topic fast. For a quiz, the useful move is to give it the material first, not just the subject, so the questions are about your content and not trivia from the internet.
I paste the source notes and ask for 'a 10-slide deck: teach the concept, then one question slide per section with the answer on the next.' Structure beats a wall of text.
I rewrite every answer. Gamma's explanations are usually right but occasionally smooth over a nuance your learners need, and you are the one they will blame.
Export to the format your class uses. A beautiful Gamma link nobody can open on their laptop is worse than a plain file that works.