New in Monsha: Graph Plotting, IEP Tracking, Kahoot Export, Quick Actions, and Multi-Language Support

Time for another round of Monsha updates.

You can now plot graphs and charts from prompts, track IEP goals with auto-generated data sheets, and export your quizzes directly into platforms like Kahoot and Quizizz. We’ve also made it easier to give feedback with ‘Quick Actions,’ and the entire Monsha app now works in 38 languages.

Explore the details below, and try these features in your Monsha account.

That’s right, you can now use the Monsha app in 38 languages. That means the entire interface, navigation, instructions work in your language.

Supported languages:

Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (UK), English (US), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Mexico), Swedish, Tamil, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese.

On top of that, Monsha already supports over 65 languages when generating resources. So even if the app is in English, your teaching materials (like lesson plans, activities, and assessments) can be created in your students’ language.

This update adds support for using the app itself in your language, not just the output.

You can now create almost any graph or chart using a simple prompt. You can say things like “plot a heart shape” or give a full dataset. It works either way.

If you don’t mention the chart type, Monsha will figure it out. The graphs are technically accurate. We’ve connected it to proper math libraries behind the scenes. Try it here.

You can also use this tool with any Monsha resource (i.e. your lesson plan, quiz, or worksheet), or bring in your own files, links, or videos. Just select them and generate the chart.

For now, this is a separate tool inside Monsha. We’ll soon make graphing available inside other tools too, so you can add graphs directly while creating lessons or activities.

You can now export any quiz you create in Monsha into platforms like Kahoot, Quizizz, Quizlet, Gimkit, Blooket, and Socrative.

No matter what format your questions are in, Monsha will convert them into the correct spreadsheet format for each platform. You don’t have to edit templates or adjust anything manually. Just download and upload — it’ll work as is.

This should save you the usual hassle of copy-pasting or formatting your quiz to fit their systems.

After generating a resource in Monsha, you can always leave feedback and re-generate to improve it. Many teachers use this to tweak, expand, or refine the output.

Now, we’ve added a ‘Quick Action’ button to make that even easier. Instead of typing out feedback, you can just pick an action like “Add More Details” — and Monsha will write the right prompt for you.

That prompt/feedback is not generic. It’s based on the resource you’re working on, your original input, the output you got, and what you’re trying to change.

This should save time and make your feedback more effective for AI.

You can now create progress tracking sheets for IEP goals just by describing the goal.

The format changes based on what you're tracking, how often you're tracking it, and how many trials you need. You'll get a separate sheet for each student, with tasks and prompts already filled in. Try it here.

You can also upload your existing IEPs, goal descriptions, or reference sheets. The output works with both Google Sheets and Excel.

No student names are used. Just placeholders and pronouns throughout.

Anything else you’d like us to focus on? Email us at [email protected] or send a message in the chatbox on our website.

A huge thanks to our teacher community for their valuable feedback! This update was shaped by insights from:

If you want to be part of the next update, please reach out to us! You can contact Piash at [email protected] or Adel at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you!