Live demo — Online Examination
Set a test on anything.
Take it. Get it marked.
Paste a passage of teaching material. An examiner model reads it, sets three descriptive questions at ascending cognitive levels, and writes the marking scheme at the same time. Answer them, and every answer comes back scored out of ten against that scheme — with the reason for each mark, and a certificate at the end.
- Descriptive questions
- 3Descriptive questions
- Marks, every one explained
- 30Marks, every one explained
- Paper to result
- ~20sPaper to result
Step 01 — Source material
Paste the material the test should be set on
A section of a textbook, a lesson summary, a policy note — anything a class has been taught. The examiner reads only this, so every question it sets is answerable from it.
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3 descriptive questions · 10 marks each
Beyond the demo
This is one sitting. The module runs the cycle.
In the delivered Online Examination module the same machinery is fed a syllabus blueprint rather than a pasted passage, the marking runs across a cohort with a human moderator sampling and overriding, proctoring draws on gaze, voice and device signals as well as tab focus, and certification is issued against the result ledger with a public verification endpoint. What you have just used is the engine, with the institution taken out of the loop so it fits on one screen.