Timing
Set a fixed duration when needed.
Create the exam, share it with students, review submissions, and release results without stitching together several different tools.

Start manually or use PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and TXT teaching material to create a draft. Review question wording, expected answers, choices, and point values before publishing.

Publish the exam and share one link. Students do not need Examonkey accounts, work in their browser, and use a score code to return to results.

Set a fixed duration when needed.
Randomize questions to reduce straightforward answer sharing.
Limit common browser copying actions.
Review signals when a student leaves the exam page.
These controls help manage an online classroom exam. They are not a substitute for supervised assessment or dedicated remote-proctoring software.

Multiple-choice answers can be scored immediately. Written answers can receive AI-assisted score and feedback suggestions, while the teacher remains responsible for reviewing and editing them.

Students open the teacher link, complete the exam in the browser, submit it, and use their score code to return when results are available.