These public guides explain the main faculty, admin and student workflows with simple visual maps instead of exposing private dashboards or real student data.
Guide visuals are generated from a shared content registry, while matching public release notes automatically appear as “latest improvements.”
Each page explains who the tool is for, what the workflow looks like and what has changed recently.
Use natural-language and voice-assisted workflows to move around the exam system and prepare common administrative tasks faster.
Organize questions by subject and unit, review draft content, approve eligible questions and reuse trusted items when building assessments.
Schedule browser-based exams, deliver randomized papers, preserve answers with autosave and guide students through a controlled submission flow.
Create a short attendance window, display a rotating room QR or code, and let students complete the permitted verification flow from the classroom network.
Track practical attendance, records, code performance, viva and component marks in one place while keeping the student view clear.
Combine assessment evidence into skill views, identify gaps and launch targeted practice or mock-drive preparation without treating missing evidence as failure.
Give students a separate place to practise approved questions, learn from attempts and strengthen weak topics without changing the live exam workflow.
Run a Windows-based local exam setup over a LAN when internet connectivity is unreliable or an institution prefers a local examination environment.
