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Starting the upcoming academic year, Examplary is an official integrated partner of Muute. Together we're making digital exams safer, smarter and easier to run — in any room, on any device.

The Mode effect: the same test, taken by the same students, can produce different scores depending on whether it's sat on paper or on screen. What causes this, and what can you do about it?

Geography teacher Johan van der Gaag (Dalton Den Haag) creates and grades tests with Examplary: from an hour and a half to twenty minutes. On time saved, AI feedback and differentiation.

AI sometimes makes things up, and in education that's a risk you can't afford. That's why Examplary bases every test question on your own source material, not on the AI's ‘own knowledge’.

Examplary and Lyceo are joining forces with one shared mission: helping students and teachers get the best out of themselves.

How Examplary uses AI to suggest scores and feedback while keeping the teacher firmly in control of every grading decision.

Technical introduction to the QTI standard for digital assessments, how it works, and how Examplary uses it to create flexible, interoperable tests.

Examplary officially launches today — the first AI assessment platform built around teachers, and free for everyone in education.
Custom question types allow users to extend the Examplary platform to fit any use case.
How do you determine if AI tools are safe for use in your educational institution?
Examplary AI provides the tools to redesign exams, tests, practice tests, and homework assignments, allowing teachers to focus on guiding students in their learning process.