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An exam engine,not just a quiz tool

Edushade ships a real assessment engine — practice, graded, survey or assessment-style quizzes; ten question builders; per-attempt timing, retake policy, proctoring controls; auto-grading, manual review, partial credit and a public merit list when you want one. Built for the moment grades actually count.

Quick Tour·Assessments & Exams

Everything an exam needs, in one builder

Edushade treats assessments as a full feature — not a flag on a quiz. The same builder powers practice quizzes, graded checks, surveys and full assessments, with a settings panel that scales from a five-question recap to a proctored final exam without switching tools.

Ten Question Builders

Multiple choice (single and multi), true or false, dropdown, fill-in-the-blank, matching, short answer, long answer, open-ended and comprehension — each with its own builder and learner preview.

Four Quiz Types

Practice for repetition, graded for marks, survey for feedback, assessment for high-stakes — the type controls grading, scoring and how results surface.

Auto + Manual Grading

Objective questions auto-grade as soon as the attempt is submitted. Subjective answers route to a manual queue with score, partial credit and instructor feedback.

Proctoring & Security

Full-screen mode, copy-paste blocking, randomised question order, webcam check, screen recording and tab-switch detection — toggled per quiz when stakes are high.

Attempts, Cooldown & Retake Policy

Set max attempts, a cooldown in hours and a retake policy: immediate, after cooldown, instructor approval or no retakes — the rule applies to every learner without exceptions code.

Merit List & Certificates

Show a merit list to learners, issue completion certificates on a passing score, and decide per quiz whether the merit list is visible publicly or only to top scorers.

Ten question types for the way you actually test

Pick the question shape that matches the skill — not the one closest to what your tool offers. Edushade's builder covers single and multi-select multiple choice, true or false, dropdown, fill-in-the-blank, matching, short and long answer, open-ended and comprehension. Each one has its own builder, its own learner preview, and the right grading mode by default.

  • Six auto-gradable types: MCQ single, MCQ multiple, true or false, dropdown, fill-in-the-blank, matching

  • Four manual-grading types: short answer, long answer, open-ended, comprehension

  • Per-question score and negative score for negative-marking schemes

  • Image, audio, video and attachment URLs on every question for richer prompts

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Time, attempts and grading rules that match a real exam

Set a quiz-wide time limit, optionally a per-question time limit, a warning before time runs out and a grace period at the end. Cap attempts, set a cooldown between retakes, and pick a retake policy. Auto-gradable items score on submission; subjective answers move to a manual review queue with the original answer, the rubric, and an instructor-feedback field.

  • Quiz time limit up to 8 hours, with warning time and a grace period in minutes

  • Max attempts and a cooldown of up to one week between retakes

  • Retake policies: immediate, after cooldown, instructor approval, no retakes

  • Auto-graded and manual-grading queues live side by side in admin

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Proctoring controls for the moment marks count

Edushade keeps the proctoring switches honest. Toggle full-screen mode, disable copy-paste, randomise question order, password-protect the quiz, require a webcam, require screen recording, or detect when a learner switches tabs. Each control is per-quiz, so a practice deck stays friction-free while a final exam locks down.

  • Full-screen mode with copy-paste blocking and password protection

  • Randomised question order and per-attempt option shuffling

  • Webcam and screen-recording requirements for high-stakes exams

  • Tab-switching detection logged on the attempt record

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Feedback, merit lists and certificates after the bell

Once an attempt is submitted, control exactly what learners see. Show results immediately or hold them, reveal correct answers and explanations, surface a score breakdown, publish a merit list to learners, and issue a certificate when somebody crosses the passing score. Every attempt carries the score, percentage, pass-fail flag and a feedback field on its record.

  • Show results immediately, allow review, show correct answers and explanations

  • Score breakdown per question and a custom completion message

  • Merit list visibility toggled per quiz, for the learner and for others

  • Auto-issued certificates when a learner passes the configured score

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From a blank quiz to a first attempt in three steps

The quiz builder is multi-step — basics, questions, settings — and the same flow handles a five-question practice deck or a proctored final exam. The only thing that changes is which switches you flip.

1Step
Quiz creation form with title, description, type selector and difficulty

Create the quiz and pick the type

Add a title, description and instructions. Pick a quiz type: practice, graded, survey or assessment. Set the difficulty and a thumbnail. The type drives defaults — a survey skips passing scores, an assessment surfaces proctoring.

2Step
Quiz builder with question types panel, per-question scoring and the settings sidebar

Build questions and set the rules

Add questions from the ten builders, set per-question score and negative marking, drop in images, audio or video, then move to settings — time limit, max attempts, retake policy, navigation, display, proctoring and feedback options.

3Step
Published quiz with attempts table, manual-grading queue and per-attempt detail

Publish and review attempts

Publish the quiz, attach it to a course or learning path, and the attempts start landing in the admin. Auto-gradable items resolve instantly; subjective answers wait in the manual-review queue with score, percentage and instructor-feedback fields.

Assessments & Exams FAQ

Specifics about how Edushade's quiz engine handles question types, grading, attempts, proctoring, merit lists and certificates.

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They live in the same builder. A quiz has a quiz_type field with four options — practice, graded, survey and assessment. The type drives the defaults: practice is for repetition without weight, graded counts toward marks, survey collects feedback without scoring, assessment is built for high-stakes exams with proctoring on by default.

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