Start with your paper.
Import PDF and Word exams with editable LaTeX, sub-parts, marks, and original figures recovered from scans.
01 / Create
Your standards. Built into every question.
Bring a paper exam into a richer digital format. Keep the equations, original figures, and structure, then build an assessment that fits the way you teach.
A PRACTICAL LOOK INSIDE
See it in action.
START WITH YOUR EXPERTISE
Your exam. Your rubric. A better start.
Import a PDF or Word paper with editable maths and original figures. AI prepares the rubric; you check the criteria before students submit a single answer.
- 14 question types, including code, sketches, and worked maths.
- Original figures recovered from scans, never redrawn by AI.
- A required 5% rubric spot-check; your edits are preserved.
EXAMLOCK / AUTHORINGINTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
CALCULUS_MIDTERM.PDFImported
QUESTION 03 · WORKED MATHS · 5 MARKS
Find the indefinite integral.
∫ (3x² + 2x − 1) dx
Editable LaTeX · Original figures preservedPDF / Word→Questions & figures→Your review
Build on what already works.
Keep sub-parts, marks, bonus sections, and figures. Add a sketch response or choose from 14 question types.
The instructor’s grading philosophy shapes the assessment from the start.
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Set the standard before the first submission.
Shape the rubric before students submit.
AI prepares criteria and worked references. Review them against your grading philosophy, keep your edits, and complete the required 5% spot-check before the first session.
Give understanding the right format.
Choose from 14 question types, including worked maths, code, essays, case studies, and sketches. Reuse questions from a searchable bank or draw a random set.
14
question types. One thoughtful assessment.
AI-written rubrics come with worked maths references. Your edits are preserved, and a random 5% of AI rubrics must be reviewed before the first session.
Import PDF and Word exams, maths included+
Import an exam from PDF or Word, maths included.
- Equations become editable LaTeX, and sub-parts (a)(b)(c) are split out.
- Marks are read from the paper (“5 pts each”), and bonus sections are kept.
- Long papers are processed page by page.
Recover original figures from scans+
Graphs are cut out of the scan, cleaned up and attached to the right question. They are never redrawn by AI.
AI-written rubrics and worked references+
AI-written rubrics on “Mark as ready”.
- Kinds: criteria for written answers, calculus tiers (100/80/40/0) for maths, and answer keys for objective questions.
- Maths references: every maths question gets a worked reference solution.
- Spot check: a random 5% of AI-written rubrics must be reviewed before the first session.
- Your edits stay: the AI never overwrites them.
14 question types+
Multiple choice, multiple select, true/false, matching, ordering, fill-in-the-blank, cloze, hotspot (click on an image), calculated (different numbers for each student), worked maths, code, short answer, essay, and case studies with a shared scenario and figures. Sketch tools also support visual maths responses.
Sketch answers on graph paper+
A graph-paper canvas gives students tools to show their thinking visually.
- curve tools: parabola, hyperbola with asymptotes, sine, exponential, logarithm, |x|;
- open and closed points, shading and labels;
- adjustable axes.
- The AI grades the drawing itself.
A shared question bank per workspace+
Organised by sections and topics, searchable. You can build an assessment by picking questions or drawing N at random per section.
Next up: Deliver.
A secure space to do their best.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions, answered.
Can I import an existing exam instead of rebuilding it?
Yes. ExamLock imports PDF and Word exams, including marks, sub-parts, equations, and figures recovered from scans. Instructors can edit the resulting questions and review AI-written rubrics before the first session.
Can I keep my own rubric edits?
Yes. AI-written rubrics do not overwrite instructor edits. Review is built into authoring, including a random 5% rubric spot-check before the first session.
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