I especially like using exam.net for writing. I can use it as a platform for practice writing sessions and for writing examinations. It is especially helpful to be able to monitor students live and in real time. This allows me to give feedback while they are writing, which is usually quite appreciated.

I prefer to use Microsoft forms for auto/self correcting exams and assignments. The actual construction of the exam or assignment seems to be somehow more efficient or smoother in FROMS. The advantage with exam.net though is that the students are locked into the exam environment and are not able to use the internet to find answers. That is not the case with FORMS.

I love Exam.net!

Capability to add audio to the tests and user friendly.

we could use 0.25 options to grade and the option to add recordings in the questions it would be helpful for our multiple language tests.

In the teaching of a foreign language I’ve solved the problems linked to the listening activities because the students have the audio available and they can listen the track as many times they wish.

I’m an English teacher and the most useful features for me are: the possibility to add audio tracks, the possibility to add the options such as help for translation, synonyms, spelling check, text to speech and also the possibility to add accessibility tools such as mind maps, schemes for students with special needs.

It is not possible to use an Apple Pencil to write in the text

Overall, Exam.net was definitely a life-saver during the pandemic. Even now, that we are back to normal, the features of this platform provide test security in an online setting.

Browser lock down and TTS are the two most features that definitely helps. The translate is also a huge help to my Emergent Bilingual Learners. Easy to navigate when creating your exams, you can enter/type your questions for auto-grading or just upload a pdf if you are in a bind time-wise.

The one feature that I would like to see is to enable a scheduled time to close-out the exam. When creating an exam, it would be helpful if we can copy a question and just change the prompt on the copy but keep the answer choices the same.

I have used it since 2019 and it just keeps getting better. I especially adore the introduction last autumn of a feature for creating auto-correcting tests. It's fa-bu-lous! I'm extremely fed up with test correction, and I spend a lot of time thinking of how I can use these auto-correcting features as much as possible ;) I teach languages, and for example, they are great for creating quick, variated tests on homework (mostly homework consisting in learning words but also sometimes grammar).

I like almost everything about it. Very much.

That if you've created a test with a specific test type, you can't change it even if not a single pupil has taken it, and that even if you make a copy, you can't change the test type, despite what is stated in the information box that pops up.