Start with an existing paper or build an assessment from your question bank. ExamLock keeps equations editable, preserves original figures, and gives instructors the final say on rubrics before students submit.
Import an exam from PDF or Word, maths included.
Graphs are cut out of the scan, cleaned up and attached to the right question. They are never redrawn by AI.
Link to this capabilityAI-written rubrics on “Mark as ready”.
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.
Link to this capabilityA graph-paper canvas gives students tools to show their thinking visually.
Organised by sections and topics, searchable. You can build an assessment by picking questions or drawing N at random per section.
Link to this capabilityA visual equation editor for instructors and a 12-category maths keyboard for students.
Link to this capabilityFormula sheet (PDF) per assessment, viewable inside the locked exam.
Link to this capabilityRosters, duplicate assessments or whole workspaces, a recycle bin with 6-month restore, and a preview exactly as students see it.
Link to this capabilityAssessment settings.
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.
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