Fix a question when you spot a mistake, and reorder

In the ClassTablet quiz editor any question can be opened to change its text, options, correct answer or points, and questions can be moved up or down to reorder them. Changes build up and save together when you click Save. If one question has a problem, the save tells you exactly which.

How it is done today

Spot a mistake on a printed paper and you're announcing a correction to the class, with half of them not listening. A wrong answer key is worse: the whole batch's scripts have to be checked again and parents start calling.

How it works

  1. 1

    Open the question

    Jump to the question from the editor's list. Change the text, options, images, correct answer or points right there.

  2. 2

    Reorder

    Each question in the list has move up and move down buttons. Put the easy questions first and the hard ones later.

  3. 3

    Delete what you don't need

    Delete a question from its menu, or duplicate one to start a new question. Total marks are recalculated on their own.

  4. 4

    Save everything at once

    Click Save and every change is stored. If a question is missing something, ClassTablet names that question and keeps the rest of your edits.

What it looks like

Sample student list: six students in one classroom who will get the corrected quiz.

Who uses it

Used by:
Teachers
Admins
Institution types:
Coaching centres
Schools
Colleges
Private tutors
Online teaching platforms

Plan availability

  • Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
  • Standard৳20 per student per month
  • CustomNegotiated

Frequently asked questions

Can questions be changed after publishing?

Yes, a published quiz can still be edited and saved. Students who already submitted keep their existing score, so fix those by hand in the attempt if needed.

Do I have to add up the total marks?

No. When you add, delete or re-point a question, ClassTablet recounts the total marks and question count on the server, so they never drift.

What if I close the browser without saving?

With unsaved changes, the browser warns you before leaving the page. If you close it anyway, changes since the last save are lost.

See how it works for your institution

Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.

WhatsApp