Online assessment and grading without the pile of scripts

Publish an assignment to a classroom and students are notified. They submit by typing, pasting a link or uploading a file, and late work is flagged for you.

• Two minutes spoken beats two lines typed
• The confirmation says what goes before it goes
• Reuse the assignment instead of retyping it
• Fix one note without redoing the marking
• No scrolling back through messages for the instructions
• Move to the next student without going back to a list
• The list says what is still to be handed in
• Write an assignment, add a rubric, publish in one click
• Students hand in assignments straight from the app
• Grade against the rubric, with no save button to remember

Enter paper exam marks, see quiz and assignment scores beside them, then text each parent the result straight from the gradebook. No separate result sheet to.

• Reach the parents who do not have a smartphone
• Stop keeping marks in three different places
• Put paper exam marks into the gradebook
• Type marks row by row, and see who is still missing

Every quiz has its own analytics page with total attempts, average score, pass rate, average duration and each attempt listed by student name.

• Not the average, the names behind it
• The numbers say whether the quiz was too hard

A place to keep questions outside any quiz. Each one carries its difficulty and topic, and the list shows only the questions you wrote yourself.

• Stop losing your best questions inside old quizzes
• Finding the question you wrote six months ago

Build quizzes with MCQ, checkbox, true/false and short answer questions, import them from Excel, set a time limit and attempts, then publish to a class.

• Publish the quiz and the class hears about it
• Put the easy questions first and the hard ones later
• Take a quiz back off the batch it should not have gone to
• Close the quiz and late starts stop happening
• Stop retyping the same quiz for every batch
• One paper across several batches, without copying it
• Send the quiz back to draft, fix it, publish again
• Archive a finished quiz rather than deleting it
• One bad question does not mean rebuilding the quiz
• Keep quizzes nobody will use off the list
• Which batches got this quiz, in one field
• The answer key never reaches the student
• Add quiz questions with the right answer built in
• From your question bank spreadsheet straight into a quiz
• Build and set up a quiz in one editor
• Fix a question when you spot a mistake, and reorder

MCQs are marked on their own and teachers mark short answers with points and feedback. Once checking is done, release results in one click and students are.

• Mark short answers yourself, without a save button
• Stop letting results out one student at a time
• Who submitted and whose paper is still unmarked, side by side
• The mark box is right beside the answer
• Not suspicion, a timed list of what happened

Students take quizzes on a phone or computer, answers save every 15 seconds, and if the connection or browser drops they pick up the same attempt where they.

• See the rules before the quiz starts, not after
• Most of the marking is done the moment a quiz is submitted
• Answers reach the server every 15 seconds, with nothing to press
• A power cut does not mean starting the exam again
• Check the paper before the class does
• Sit the quiz without joining a batch first