Coding assessment software for education
Use one coding assessment tool to create browser-based programming tests, evaluate code with test cases, review submissions, and keep practical results connected to the rest of your assessment workflow.
A coding test platform for students and educators
Give educators one workflow for creating coding problems, delivering tests, evaluating solutions, and using results to guide learning.
Build reusable coding challenges
Keep programming problems, test cases, and question settings in one library for future assessments.
Let students code in the browser
Students can read the problem, write code, run it, and submit their solution in the assessment.
Evaluate code consistently
Use visible and hidden test cases to evaluate each submission while preserving teacher review where it matters.
See where learners need support
Review coding results alongside student, class, subject, and wider assessment performance.
From coding challenge to learning insight
Teachers stay in control of the assessment while students get a focused, browser-based coding experience.
Build the challenge
Create a problem, add sample inputs and expected outputs, and define visible and hidden test cases.
Design the assessment
Combine coding questions with MCQs or written questions, then set marks, timing, and the right student group.
Run and evaluate
Students code in the browser while Wzdm evaluates submissions against the configured test cases.
Review progress
Use results and submission records to identify weak topics, compare performance, and plan the next intervention.
More than a coding tool for technical hiring
Wzdm supports the academic work around programming assessments for education organizations. Teams delivering higher education can also explore the assessment workflow for colleges and universities.
Reusable coding question bank
Store coding problems and test cases centrally, then reuse them across lab tests, unit assessments, and future cohorts.
Browser-based coding workspace
Students can write, run, and submit code in the browser. Read our coding assessment guide for the features to evaluate.
Visible and hidden test cases
Show examples that help students understand the task, then use hidden cases to evaluate correctness beyond the sample answer.
Mixed-format assessments
Combine coding questions with MCQs and written answers when a course needs to assess concepts as well as practical ability.
Teacher-facing review
Use automatic code evaluation for configured cases while keeping teachers close to the submission and grading workflow.
Assessment and learning records
Review coding outcomes with student, class, and subject reports instead of separating programming data from academic records.
Give coding tests the rigor of a real programming task
Assess working solutions, not just theory, while giving educators the surrounding controls they need to run a fair academic assessment.
Code evaluation
Evaluate a submitted solution against the cases defined for the programming problem.
Education workflow
Keep programming assessments inside the same system used for wider academic assessment work.
Controls designed for serious academic coding assessments
Programming assessments need a focused testing environment as well as a clear record of student work. Wzdm keeps access scoped by institution and role, with relevant activity available for review.
Read the data agreementFullscreen controls
Require a focused assessment environment for browser-based tests.
Tab-switch events
Make relevant focus changes visible in the assessment record.
Clipboard controls
Apply practical copy-and-paste restrictions during online assessments.
Auditable activity
Review relevant assessment activity with associated users and timestamps.
Frequently asked questions
Can students write code directly in the browser?
Yes. Students can open a coding assessment, write and run code in the browser, and submit their solution without installing separate tools.
Can teachers use visible and hidden test cases?
Yes. Visible test cases help students understand the task, while hidden cases help educators evaluate correctness and edge cases beyond the sample answer.
Can coding assessments include MCQ and written questions?
Yes. Wzdm supports coding, multiple-choice, and written questions in one assessment, so educators can assess practical and theoretical understanding together.
Who is Wzdm coding assessment software for?
Wzdm is built for education organizations that need to assess programming as part of a teaching workflow rather than technical hiring.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing is based on the institution's student count and billed annually. Teachers, classes, and platform features are included rather than sold as separate add-ons. Visit the pricing page when you are ready to assess fit.
Make coding assessment part of a better teaching workflow
Book a 30-minute walkthrough around your programming courses, coding questions, grading process, and reporting needs.