Features
Classes, set work and revision
Teachers write or pick questions and set them. Students complete that set.
- Your subjects and questions
- Homework from the bank
- £3.99 seats / year
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Teachers
One class at a time: roster, set work, flight path and topics that still need work.
- • Use the library or create your own subjects, topics and questions
- • Share a class code; students join from their dashboard
- • Invite another teacher (they cannot manage seats)
- • Set chosen questions to classes on the same subject
- • Publish now, schedule a release, or save a draft
- • See completion, class score, the topic grid and who needs attention
- • Buy seats and assign them by email from Account
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Students
A dashboard for set work, a marked breakdown when they finish, and Revise for extra practice.
- • Join with a class code
- • To do list for unfinished set work
- • See what was right, what was wrong, and the correct answers
- • Revise by topic, with accuracy and a personal flight path
- • Six question types; short answers wait for a teacher mark
- • Revision locked until a seat is active
- • Buy your own seat for £9.99 if the school has not assigned one
Set the questions you want
Choose questions from a subject’s bank. You can write new ones while you set the work; they only go into the bank when you publish. The same set can go to every class on that subject.
- Publish now, schedule a release, or save a draft
- No due date
- Work list shows complete, in progress and class score
Students
6
On the roster
Accuracy
65%
Across all attempts
Needing attention
2
Lily Chen, Noah Brooks
Work set
Questions you assigned, with completion and class score.
| Work | Complete | Class score |
|---|---|---|
Boolean logic recap Boolean logic · 6 questions | 2/5 | 48% · Needs work |
Data representation homework Data representation · 8 questions | 3/5 | 71% · Secure |
Systems architecture homework Systems architecture · 5 questions | 4/5 | 74% · Secure |
To do
Work the teacher set, on the student dashboard.
- 2/6
Boolean logic recap
11A Computer Science · 6 questions
- 4/8
Data representation homework
11A Computer Science · 8 questions
Six question types
Multiple choice, multiple response, true or false, short answer, gap fill and match up. Most types are marked automatically. Short answers go to a teacher review queue.
Multiple choice · 1 mark
What is the main purpose of the CPU?
- To store files permanently
- To fetch, decode and execute instructions
- To convert analogue sound to digital
- To provide a user interface
Students get instant, auto-marked feedback. Teachers see the attempt on the student’s topic page.
Questions
- Yes. Each subject has a bank: multiple choice, multiple response, true or false, short answer, gap fill and match up. You can also write questions while setting work. Those stay off the bank until you publish.
- Yes, if those classes use the same subject. A Computer Science set cannot go to a Maths class.
- Yes. The owner can invite another teacher by email. Collaborators can see the class and set work. They cannot delete the class or manage seats.
- They create a student account, then enter the class code on the dashboard.
- They can still join the class, but revision stays locked. They can ask their teacher, or buy their own seat for £9.99 for 12 months.
Set up a class this week.
Teacher accounts are free. Share a class code when you are ready, then set questions.