Eight question types
Multiple choice, true/false, essay, multiple answer, short answer, numeric, matching and ordering. Partial credit is supported, and short answers are accepted even when diacritics, hamza or taa marbuta are written differently.
Teachers build a quiz from the question bank, or from questions AI drafts from the lesson file, then set its window and access code. Objective questions are marked automatically, and essay answers reach the teacher with a suggested grade to approve or change.
Multiple choice, true/false, essay, multiple answer, short answer, numeric, matching and ordering. Partial credit is supported, and short answers are accepted even when diacritics, hamza or taa marbuta are written differently.
The teacher provides text or a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file and gets draft questions from it, then reviews and edits them before saving them to the bank.
Each essay answer gets a suggested grade and comment. The student sees neither until the teacher approves or changes them.
Access codes, allowed IP addresses, an availability window and a timer per student. Leaving the quiz page is detected, the quiz is submitted automatically past the allowed number, and violations are logged.
Students submit text or files. Submissions are compared with each other on the platform, including PDF, Word and PowerPoint files, and matching passages are highlighted.
Set quizzes in less time, review suggested grades, and check violations and similarity results.
Varied questions, and a result with comments on each answer once approved.
Set allowed file types, file sizes and the similarity threshold for the whole institution.
The products run on one database, so quiz and attendance results appear in the gradebook, the parent portal and early warning without being entered again.
Learning management
Courses, lessons, live classes and discussions.
DetailsAcademic administration
Attendance, gradebook, reports and permissions.
DetailsExplainable early warning
Flags students who need support and gives the reasons for each case.
DetailsNo. It compares submissions on the platform only, and the results page says so.
No. It appears only after the teacher approves or changes it.
Nothing that runs in a browser stops all cheating. The server checks access codes, allowed addresses and time windows, and page-leave detection records violations and discourages them.
The ClassWhy team will show you the platform for your type of institution and answer your setup and migration questions. Please request a demo and the team will contact you to arrange a time.