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From a pile of scripts to what to teach next.

Mark My Tests brings the assessment workflow together: collect handwritten or digital work, mark against your scheme, review uncertain answers and release feedback. Explore tools for grouped feedback, class analysis, department collaboration and the next lesson. Teachers stay in control of marks and decide what students and families see.

Every feature follows one test, from hand-in to release. Pick who you are to see what matters to you.

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All 13 featuresFourteen features, in the order a test moves through them.

The journey

Five stages, one test.

Pick a stage to jump to its features.

  1. Collect4 features
  2. Mark2 features
  3. Feedback3 features
  4. Insight3 features
  5. Share1 feature
Stage 1 of 5

Collect

Set up the test and get the class set in, however it was sat.

Question bank & curriculum

Every question you mark is kept, linked to your curriculum, and ready to find by topic or reuse.

  • Suggested curriculum links you confirm
  • Copy a test, or use the department version
  • Examiner comments alongside the mark scheme
ForTeachersHeads of departmentRead about the question bank

Hand-ins

Scan the class set as one PDF, upload a file per student, or let students photograph their pages with a classroom QR code.

  • Scripts are split and matched by name
  • You confirm any uncertain name or page break
  • Each script starts marking once its name is confirmed
ForTeachersRead about hand-ins

Digital tests

Students answer on their devices against a timer, and their answers sync as they go.

  • Late answers are flagged for you to accept or not
  • Reviewed and released like any other test
ForTeachersRead about digital tests

Quick capture

Collect scripts on the day with a QR code, before the test or class list is set up.

  • Students type their name or pick it from the list
  • Close uploads when the room is done
  • Add the questions later, then mark
ForTeachersRead about quick capture
Stage 2 of 5

Mark

Every answer marked, and every mark yours to approve.

How we mark

Two AI markers mark each answer independently. The answers you blind-mark become anchors for anything uncertain.

  • Agreement stands; disagreement is flagged
  • Nothing reaches students until you release it
  • Read our data protection information
ForTeachersHeads of departmentSchoolsParentsRead about how we mark

Mark by hand

Prefer to mark it yourself? Use a keyboard grid and dictated feedback.

  • Enter marks without reaching for the mouse
  • The same reports, portal and analysis
ForTeachersRead about marking by hand
Stage 3 of 5

Feedback

Feedback students read, and a lesson to go over it.

Grouped feedback

Answers to each question are grouped by what students did, so you write each piece of feedback once.

  • Feedback is drafted per answer for you to edit
  • Dictate it if that is quicker
  • Student PDF reports
ForTeachersRead about grouped feedback

Feedback lesson

Save answers while you mark, then show one on the board with the question and mark scheme alongside.

  • Hide the scheme to annotate the answer live
  • Class comparative judgement
ForTeachersRead about the feedback lesson

Follow-up & redrafts

Students act on their feedback and redraft, and follow-up practice is built from what the class got wrong.

  • See who has acted on feedback
  • Practice for the students who need it
  • Retrieval questions for the start of a lesson
ForTeachersRead about follow-up
Stage 4 of 5

Insight

See what the class, and the department, needs next.

Analysis

Strengths and areas to develop by question and topic, for the class and for each student.

  • Drill down from topic to concept
  • Grade boundaries, personal or department
  • What to reteach next
ForTeachersHeads of departmentSchoolsRead about analysis

Question & writing insights

See which questions worked, which need a look, and how each student writes, test after test.

  • Every question labelled, with the reasons
  • Writing patterns that persist across tests
  • Labels come from clear rules you can read
ForTeachersHeads of departmentRead about insights

Departments

Shared standard-setting, shared tests and boundary sets, and one credit pool for the department.

  • Blind second opinions and spot checks
  • Co-teachers and handover
  • Department analysis
ForHeads of departmentSchoolsRead about departments
Stage 5 of 5

Share

Released results reach students and their families.

Student & parent portal

Released results only. Students see their script, marks, feedback and next steps; parents get a plain-English summary.

  • What went well and what to work on
  • A help-at-home tip for families
  • Sign-in by a link from school
ForTeachersSchoolsParentsRead about the portal

Start with this week's test.

Use the paper you already set. You stay in control of every mark, your students get better feedback, and you see what to teach next.

No subscription required. You approve every mark.
Getting started
  1. 1Upload your test and mark schemeThe questions and mark-scheme points are pulled out for you to check.
  2. 2Add the class's scriptsScan the pile as one PDF, upload a file per student, or let students scan a QR code on their devices.
  3. 3Review and releaseEach student starts marking as soon as their name is confirmed. You check the flagged answers and release.