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Online exams and assessment

Create online tests, grade answers and follow class results

EduPortal lets teachers and academies create online tests and exams for their own classes. Write your questions or use an exam template, set a time limit and publish the exam. Supported closed answers are graded automatically, while teachers review open responses. Follow individual results, participation and average scores by class.

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The exam workflow

  1. 01

    Prepare a draft

    Create an exam draft for a class and add questions. Academy teams can reuse exam templates.

  2. 02

    Schedule and publish

    Choose a start time, duration and entry settings. Students can see the exam after it is published.

  3. 03

    Track attempts

    Review participation and attempts awaiting grading within the class.

  4. 04

    Review results

    Check automatically graded closed questions, grade open responses and follow the results.

What can teachers review?

Participation and scores

Class exam statistics include participation, average score for graded attempts and pass rate.

Pending grading

See attempts that require review. Grading starts after the exam has ended.

Separate assignments

Exams and homework live in the same class but follow separate workflows.

8 question types and media

Use single-choice, multiple-choice, open-response, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, true/false/not-given, matching and ordering questions. Attach images, audio and video to questions.

Exam questions

Are all answers graded automatically?

No. Closed questions can be graded automatically; teachers review open responses.

Can I save an exam before publishing?

Yes. Prepare an exam as a draft and publish it when ready.

Can I see class results?

Yes. Class exam statistics show participation, average scores and grading status.

Is there a separate limit on the number of exams?

There is no separate exam-count quota. Active-class, user, campus and storage capacities depend on the selected plan; media files use its storage allowance.

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