Online assessment software for education

Keep every online assessment moving toward a decision

Build mixed-format tests, control delivery, follow attempts, complete grading, and understand results from one teacher workflow.

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Assessment overview

See what needs attention

Assessment live
Written grading is pendingResponses ready for teacher review
12
Learners have not attemptedFollow-up is still required
34
Performance needs attentionClasses below the target
3
78%Completion
72%Average score
8Live assessments
01CreateSelect, import, or write questions
02ConfigureSet schedule, timers, and grading
03AssignChoose a class or selected learners
04MonitorTrack attempts and integrity events
05ReviewComplete grading and act on results
Before publishing

Make the assessment rules clear before anyone starts

Teachers configure each draft around the purpose of the assessment. Once published, the settings and question set remain locked so the delivered test stays consistent.

Assessment typePractice, unit assessment, or exam
Unit assessment
AvailabilityPublish immediately or schedule a date and time
Scheduled
TimingUse one overall duration or difficulty-based question timers
60 minutes
Passing thresholdSet the percentage used in result summaries
50%
Shuffle questionsGive learners a stable, individualized question order
Enabled
Shuffle MCQ optionsVary answer positions between learners
Enabled
Assessment audienceAssign the whole class or a selected group
Selected learners
The learner experience

Keep students focused on the assessment in front of them

The browser test experience keeps instructions, timing, question navigation, answers, and submission in one clear flow.

  • Visible overall or per-question timing
  • Stable question navigation throughout the attempt
  • Written responses preserved while the learner works
  • Browser-based coding where programming is assessed
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Select the answer that best explains the concept.

A. First answer option
B. Second answer option
C. Third answer option
D. Fourth answer option
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After submission

Turn completed attempts into the next action

Online assessment software should do more than calculate a score. Wzdm keeps incomplete participation, pending teacher work, weak questions, and performance signals visible until they are resolved.

Unattempted learners

See who was assigned but has not submitted, then open the attempt list for follow-up.

Participation

Pending written grading

Open the submitted student report and complete manual grading where written judgment matters.

Teacher review

Weak questions

Identify questions with low success rates and use them to review teaching, wording, or difficulty.

Question quality

Student and class results

Review average score, completion, pass rate, individual reports, and downloadable academic records.

Performance
Assessment integrity

Keep important test events visible to the teacher

Controls and records help teams review how an online assessment was completed instead of treating integrity as an invisible setting.

Fullscreen enforcementRequire fullscreen and record relevant exits or auto-submission.
Tab-switch eventsWarn learners and retain focus-event counts for review.
Clipboard restrictionsBlock and count copy, cut, and paste activity during a test.
Auditable timelineBring test events and relevant actions into one teacher-facing view.
Continue exploring

See the connected assessment workflow

All platform features
Question bank software

Create, import, filter, and reuse mixed-format questions while keeping the active draft close.

Explore the question bank Coding assessment software

Assess practical programming through browser-based questions with visible and hidden test cases.

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Review the operational shift from paper-based processes to connected digital assessment records.

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Online assessment questions

What education teams usually ask

What question types can an online assessment include?

Wzdm supports multiple-choice, written, and coding questions in the same assessment, allowing teachers to evaluate objective knowledge, detailed reasoning, and practical programming ability.

Can a test be assigned to selected students?

Yes. A published assessment can be assigned to a whole class or a selected group of learners without changing the underlying class roster.

How does grading work?

MCQ answers and configured coding test cases can be evaluated automatically. Written answers stay in the teacher workflow until they are reviewed and graded.

Can teachers monitor attempts and test integrity?

Yes. Teachers can see submitted and unattempted learners, fullscreen outcomes, tab-switch warnings, clipboard violations, and relevant activity records.

Can we still record paper-based test results?

Yes. Wzdm also supports offline assessment records, allowing teachers to record attendance and marks against the existing class roster.

See the complete workflow

Walk through your next online assessment from setup to results

See the complete teacher workflow in a guided demonstration, or compare Wzdm with other assessment software before deciding.

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