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Plan, set and mark in one studio.

EdDots Class Studio builds tests, assignments and interactive lessons from the curriculum, then shares them with a class code.

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EdDots Class StudioProjectile motion: topic test

Class code

K7Q4MD

Time
30 minutes
Versions
3
Hints
Off
A sample test, as a class sees it before they start.

Class Studio in four steps.

From a blank task to results by seat, every step stays in one place.

  1. Create the task.

    Choose the year, the topic and the levels. Class Studio lays out the paper, the rubric and the marking guidelines. Any question it drafts with AI waits for your check.

  2. Share one code.

    Set a timer and an opening window, then give the class a six-character code.

  3. Students answer.

    Each seat draws its own version from your question pools, with hints only where you allow them.

  4. Mark and release.

    Auto-marked answers arrive by seat. Mark extended responses beside the rubric, then release feedback.

Teach with every product.

Class Studio sits beside the tools your students already open.

  • EdDots Concept Studio

    Put a model on the classroom screen and change a value together.

    Explore Concept Studio

  • EdDots Notebook

    Print any lesson or its handout, in colour or black and white.

    Explore Notebook

  • EdDots Learning Map

    Plan a unit from what each concept builds on and where it leads.

    Explore Learning Map

  • EdDots Study Builder

    Hand a class a revision plan built from Notebook lessons.

    Explore Study Builder

Built for school rules.

Set tasks the way NSW schools run them.

  • NSW syllabus first.

    Outcome codes appear wherever they are verified.

  • HSC-style documents.

    The task notification, the paper and the marking guidelines, ready to print.

  • A separate assessment pool.

    Test questions never appear in practice or lessons.

  • No roster in the code.

    A seat number is all a student gives.

Questions from teachers.

Do students need an account?

No. Students join with the class code and their seat number. They need no account and no email address.

Where do the questions come from?

From vetted templates built on the curriculum. Where no template fits, Class Studio drafts a question with AI, and no code exists until you have checked every question and answer.

Can a task include a demonstration?

Yes. Lesson materials link to Concept Studio, so students open the same model you show on the screen.

How do we get access?

Talk to us. We arrange access for your own classes or for every teacher in your school.

Bring Class Studio to your classes.

Tell us about your classes, and we arrange access with you.

Talk to us about accessSee plans and prices