Marking that saves hours
Multiple-choice is marked instantly. Essays are graded by the teacher against a rubric.
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Computer-based tests (CBT) for schools in Nigeria
Set the test once and pupils sit it on a phone or a school computer. Multiple-choice marks itself, essays go to the teacher with a marking rubric, and the scores can feed straight into continuous assessment.
What you get
Timed tests and exam windows
Set a time limit and a window, and publish an exam timetable.
Questions from what you already have
Import questions from Word, Excel or a scanned page.
Fair papers
Question pools and shuffling mean neighbours get different questions in a different order.
How it works
- Build the testType questions or import them, then set the time and window.
- Pupils sit itOn a phone or a school computer.
- Scores flow onInto continuous assessment and the report card.
Questions schools ask
Does it work on a weak connection?
Pages that have already opened stay available on a weak connection, and pupils can sit tests on a phone or a school computer.
Can teachers reuse questions?
Yes. Questions can be kept in pools and drawn from again for later tests.
Who grades essays?
The teacher does, using the marking rubric you set.