Question bank
The teacher creates a subject book, imports questions from CSV or JSON, reviews them and publishes it. Each book can contain 100 to 1,000 questions.
Case · Windows pilot
A teacher tool to prepare a test, assign it to a class and review results — without installing Python on school computers.
The server runs on the teacher’s computer. Students connect to it over the local network.
How it works
The teacher creates a subject book, imports questions from CSV or JSON, reviews them and publishes it. Each book can contain 100 to 1,000 questions.
Each attempt contains 20 random questions, four answer choices and one correct answer. The teacher can set a time limit and number of attempts.
The teacher can review scores, percentages and attempts, then export results to CSV. Student answers are saved as they work.
The server runs on the teacher’s computer. Students connect over HTTPS using the Windows client application.