Configurable planning
Adjust period, duration, attempts and controls to the impact of the assessment.
Digital tests and assessments
Online tests from planning to results
Create digital assessments, distribute access, follow delivery and turn responses into useful information for educators and institutions.
- Multiple question formats
- Remote or on-site delivery
- Settings proportional to the context
- Integrated grading and reports
Digital assessment
What is an online test?
An online test is an assessment created, distributed and answered in a digital environment. It can combine objective questions, written responses, files and other formats according to the content and skill being assessed.
The online format reduces administrative work, but it still requires clear objectives, reviewed questions, communicated rules and responsible interpretation of results.
Structured delivery
Centralize instructions, access, responses and incidents for each participant.
Post-test analysis
Review grades, questions, content and evidence that requires intervention.
Complete workflow
How an online test works
From design to feedback, every stage can be prepared and monitored on the same platform.
- 01
Plan the assessment
Define audience, goals, period, duration, criteria and access conditions.
- 02
Create the test
Add questions, options, expected answers, weights and supporting materials.
- 03
Deliver online
Distribute access, monitor progress and record incidents when necessary.
- 04
Interpret results
Validate grading, provide feedback and use reports to support decisions.
Possibilities
Features for different types of online test
Configuration should match the purpose, from formative activities to institutional assessments.
- Multiple-choice, true-or-false and written response questions.
- Images, files and media when the content requires them.
- Question and option shuffling based on the available bank.
- Access window, duration, attempts and delivery rules.
- Optional online supervision for higher-impact assessments.
- Grading, feedback and reports kept in the same workflow.
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Frequently asked questions
Questions about online tests
How do I create an online test?
Start with goals and criteria, choose question types, configure answer keys and delivery rules, test the participant experience and only then distribute access.
Can an online test include written questions?
Yes. Open questions can assess reasoning, argumentation and synthesis. Grading should use consistent criteria or rubrics for every participant.
How can I improve online test security?
Use controls proportional to the assessment impact, such as access windows, duration, shuffling, clear communication and supervision when it is genuinely needed.
When are results available?
That depends on the settings. Objective questions can be processed quickly, while open responses need review. The organization defines when grades, answer keys and feedback are released.
Results and trust
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Question types
Combine objective, written and other formats to represent what needs to be assessed.
Automatic grading
Speed up objective-question grading and keep assessment criteria organized.
Performance reports
Review results by participant, class, question and content to support decisions.
Online supervision
Monitor high-stakes applications with webcam, screen, records and incident analysis.
Partners and use contexts
The platform supports different audiences and assessment formats while respecting each organization's rules and needs.
Schools and higher educationDistance learning and online coursesCompanies and trainingSelection processes
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