What's new in Examplary

New options for feedback! You can now choose to give feedback on the entire test, instead of only per question. The AI can generate a summarized advice for the student, based on all answers. We also added a clear badge to see which questions already have feedback.

When you create a new Examplary account, you're now greeted by a short AI-powered conversation that helps set up your profile.

The assistant asks a few quick questions — your name, the school you work at, and the subjects you teach. Your answers are saved directly to your profile and used to personalize your experience from the start.

You can skip the conversation at any time if you prefer to fill in your profile later.

It is now possible to require your students to enter an passcode before they can start the online test session.

Examplary automatically generates a 5-digit passcode, but teachers can replace it with their own password for the test.

You can now save questions in the question bank via the options menu within the question editor. You can then easily reuse them between tests!

We have made creating and importing new exams much easier and faster.

The new, step-by-step modal guides you through the process, from adding source materials (text, link, file, or scan) to setting the basic information. It’s now more intuitive to start working with your learning materials immediately.

We’ve added the TIMSS taxonomy, an internationally recognized framework for mathematics and science education.

When creating or editing an exam, you can now use this taxonomy to more accurately specify the proficiency level and cognitive skills you want to assess. This results in even more relevant and well-structured questions for your students.

Questions for a primary school class are very different from those for high school seniors. We get it.

When creating an exam, you can now select your students’ level (e.g., Grade 7, High School Senior). The AI uses this information to perfectly adjust the language, complexity, and content of the generated questions to your class. This ensures much more accurate results.

We have improved support for adding mathematical formulas in the question editor. You can now quickly and easily include complex equations and formulas in your exams. This makes it easier to create exams for STEM subjects.

We have created a central place to manage all your source materials. You can now easily reuse previously uploaded source materials for multiple tests.

This makes test creation much faster, since the source materials don’t need to be analyzed again.

You now have the option to select a specific part or ‘slice’ of your source material and rename it. This is useful if you want to generate questions based on just one chapter or a few pages of a longer document.