Assign it once. Let the grading and the reports happen.
Set work for a class, have it graded automatically, and see who is slipping before the test tells you. Reports for students and parents write themselves.
- Tasks assigned to a class or an individual, graded automatically
- Weak topics surfaced across the whole class
- Progress reports for students and parents
The admin is the part worth removing.
Set a task, give it a deadline, and the rest runs without you. Submissions are graded as they arrive, and the class view shows what landed and what did not.
- Assign to a whole class, a group, or one student
- Deadlines tracked, with visibility of who has not started
- Graded on submission, including spoken and interactive answers
- Results mapped to topics so reteaching is targeted
Two sessions on respiration, then a past paper under timed conditions.
The work that disappears once a task is assigned.
Each row below is something that used to happen on your evening and now happens on submission.
Grading
3Tracking
3Reporting
3Find the student who is quietly falling behind.
The useful signal is rarely the test score. It is the pattern before it.
Class weak topics
The topics your class as a whole is failing, ranked, so one lesson can fix the biggest gap.
Individual mastery
Each student banded weak, developing or strong per topic rather than given one average.
Risk flags
Students flagged as their mastery falls or deadlines slip, with the reason attached.
Task completion
What is done, what is late, and who has not opened it yet.
Parent reports
A plain summary of progress and effort, written for someone outside the classroom.
Lesson reports
What a session covered and how the class performed, generated after it ends.
Common questions.
How do students join a class?
With a join code. They can use an existing account or create one at that point.
Are spoken and interactive answers graded automatically too?
Yes. Spoken answers are transcribed and assessed against the rubric on the question. You can review and override any grade.
Can parents see results without an account?
Reports can be sent directly, so a parent reads a summary without needing to log in anywhere.
Is there a limit on class size?
Creator Pro includes unlimited classrooms with unlimited students. The free plan is intended for trying it rather than running a full timetable.
Assign one task and see what comes back.
Set a task tonight, and by tomorrow you will have topic level results for the whole class without marking anything.