Choose the workflow your assessment needs
Compare quiz-style forms with Examonkey’s material-based creation, exam controls, written-answer grading assistance, and result-release workflow.
Google Forms or dedicated exam software?
Choose by the assessment workflow you need. Google Forms supports quizzes; Examonkey adds a focused workflow for source-based creation and AI-assisted written-answer review.
Start with the question types
Google Forms supports answer keys for selected question types and manual grading. Check whether your assessment mainly uses short objective questions or requires substantial written-answer review.
Consider how you create questions
In Examonkey, teachers can upload teaching files to generate a draft exam. Check the generated questions and expected answers before publishing.
Compare grading and result release
Google Forms offers grade-release settings. Examonkey automatically scores multiple-choice answers and keeps open-question results hidden until teacher release. Its AI scoring provides editable suggestions for written answers.
Check student access in your actual setup
Examonkey uses a shared exam link and score codes without student accounts. Google Forms access can depend on the form and organization settings, so test the exact form as a student before class.
Make a small classroom trial
Try a short assessment with your required question types. Compare preparation, review, and student access using your own workflow rather than a feature count.
Related workflows and guides
Simple pricing for real exams
Compare the Free plan, Teacher Pro at $12/month or $99/year, and school plans starting at $999/year.
Ready to create your first exam?
Start with your teaching material, review the questions, and share one student link.
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