From answers.
To marks you can read.

Multiple-choice and number answers are scored as students answer. These marks are kept in the automatic ledger.

Choose a rubric level when the question has one, or enter the allowed points yourself, including zero and up to two decimal places. Add a note and save; earlier marks remain in history. Comment bank keeps reusable comments, and Blind marking hides names while you mark.

A question awaiting a mark is shown as pending, never as zero. That keeps unfinished marking visible in the results.

Automatic marks and teacher marks are recorded separately. You can read the machine-scored answers and the written-answer marks as distinct parts of the result.

Its points are recorded as omitted. Results show the paper total, digitised total and the gap between them.

Export results CSV gives the detailed exam sheet, with a row per student and a column per question. Question analysis gives a CSV row per question, and Gradebook puts the class’s exams beside one another.

Class report prints the summary and questions; Student report prints one student’s points, written work and notes.

The results sheet uses the names from your class roster.

Choosing names for your roster →

Results include the time each student used and the number of recorded departures. Departures also show total time and longest duration as observations for the teacher.

Class summary and Questions show participation, the spread of results, common wrong answers and marking waiting. Topics groups answers by the paper’s tags. Students to check on lists exam facts to review, with cut-offs you choose for this browser. Topic levels — met, approaching and not yet — describe the answers on this exam, with boundaries you choose in Topic level lines.

Students opens a student’s work across the class’s exams. Over time lets you read each exam separately or compare shared topics and the same students across selected exams.

Preview a correction in Correct the key, then apply it. Original scoring and correction history remain visible, and Return to the sealed key restores that key. The sealed exam stays unchanged.

Use Adjust points to add or take away points for one student or the class, with a reason and a preview. You can use up to two decimal places. Adjustments have their own history and can be undone while recorded answers and marks stay as they were.