Source
Use a notebook photo, worksheet, PDF, image or pasted notes.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR INDEPENDENT TUTORS
Create custom assignments from the material you already teach.
Take a photo, upload an image or PDF, or paste your notes. Choose the length of the assignment, review every question and assign it to one student or a complete group.
You review every question and answer before publishing.
A five-question draft typically takes about 45 seconds. Larger assignments may take longer.
START WITH YOUR MATERIAL
Use the source that is already in front of you.
Assignments can start independently from a photo, an uploaded image or scanned page, a PDF, or typed and pasted notes.
- Take a photoUse the camera for a clear page of teaching material.
- Upload a fileUse an image, scanned page or PDF.
- Paste notesType or paste the material you want to turn into questions.
CHOOSE THE TEST LENGTH
Select the right amount of practice.
Choose 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 questions. A five-question draft is ideal for a quick recap; longer assignments give you more room for a comprehensive test.
GENERATE AND REVIEW
Check every question and answer before it is published.
Rankerd prepares the assignment draft. You inspect the questions, answers and explanations, then make the final decision to publish.
- Question preview
- Answer review
- Draft state
- Tutor editing
PUBLISH TO A STUDENT OR GROUP
Give the right test to the right people.
Choose an individual student or a complete group when you publish. Share the assignment link through the communication flow you already use.
- Individual student assignment
- Group assignment
- WhatsApp sharing
- Published status
ONE COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT LOOP
From source material to a student result.
A tutor can photograph or upload lesson material, let Rankerd prepare a question draft, review and edit it, publish the assignment, share the link, and then review the student attempt and results. The server remains the source of truth for scoring; AI may assist generation, while the tutor decides what is ready to publish.
Generate and review
Check question wording, answer choices and correct answers before publishing.
Publish and share
Send the reviewed assignment to a student or group through a browser link.
Attempt and results
Students complete the work in a browser; tutors review submissions, scores and question-level performance.
ASSIGNMENT WORKSPACE
Keep every test, state and next action together.
Search and filter assignments, see review-required, draft and published work, then open the test, share it or access results.
ASSIGNMENT PROGRESS
See how the assignment is moving.
See who has opened, started or submitted the assignment. Inspect individual attempts when more context is useful.
- Opened assignments
- Started attempts
- Submitted attempts
- Completion time
- Attempt inspection
RESULTS OVERVIEW
Move from submissions to the teaching next step.
Review submissions, average score, completion rate, correct and incorrect responses and participation before deciding what to revisit.
QUESTION-WISE ANALYTICS
See the questions that need a closer review.
Compare correct and incorrect responses, inspect individual attempts and identify questions that may need focused revision.
STUDENT PERFORMANCE
Put assignment results in each learner’s context.
Open a student profile to review score trends, recent assignment performance, best and latest results, and signals that can inform your next lesson.
PARENT REPORTING
Review the progress snapshot before you share it.
Turn completed assessment data into a clear parent-facing progress snapshot. The tutor reviews it before choosing whether and how to share.
STUDENT BROWSER EXPERIENCE
No student app required.
Students open the assignment in their browser, complete the questions and see the result once the attempt is finished.
ASSIGNMENTS FAQ
Questions before the next test.
Can I create an assignment without a lesson snapshot?
Yes. Start from a photo, an image or PDF upload, or pasted notes.
How many questions can I create?
Choose 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 questions.
Can I review questions before publishing?
Yes. Every assignment draft is for tutor review before publishing.
Do students need the Rankerd app?
No. Students can open a shared assignment in their browser.
CONNECTED TUTOR WORKFLOW
Keep the assignment connected to the learner.
Use the result to track student performance, and keep lesson context available when you prepare the next parent update.
Start with the material you already teach from.
Create a tutor-reviewed assignment from the next page, photo, PDF or set of notes.
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