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Pick the standard, set the shape of the test, review the draft. The part that used to eat an evening — writing plausible options and drawing the figure — is already done when you sit down.
You know what a good item looks like. What you don't have is four hours to write twenty of them, draw the figure, and build the key. Vecole does the mechanics; you keep the judgment.
Pick the standard, set the shape of the test, review the draft. The part that used to eat an evening — writing plausible options and drawing the figure — is already done when you sit down.
Start with Common Core Math and questions tagged to a standard. Vecole supports state-specific standards on demand for K–12 educators. Contact us to confirm coverage and setup for your grade and course.
Review question text, options, answer keys, and figures. Edit or regenerate an item before deciding what to publish and share.
Review answer explanations and distractor rationales when choosing questions. Vecole supports your judgment; it does not currently collect or analyze student responses.
Print a student PDF and separate key, export QTI for compatible platforms, or create a Google Forms quiz to share through Classroom. Contact us to discuss your Canvas import requirements.
You do not need to upload a roster or student records to author an assessment. Keep student personal information out of prompts; our privacy policy explains processing by AI and integration providers.
Choose Common Core Math or contact us for state-specific standards support on demand.
Set the assessment size. The planner chooses supported formats for the selected standards.
Generate multiple-choice, multi-select, numeric, and classification questions where supported, with keys and figures.
Read, edit, swap, or regenerate any item. Nothing reaches a student without your sign-off.
PDF for printing, QTI for compatible platforms, or Google Forms quizzes shared through Classroom. Discuss your Canvas workflow with our team.
Illustrative question formats and answer keys. Review every generated assessment before using it.
A recipe uses a 3 : 1 ratio of water to concentrate. How much concentrate is needed for 12 cups of water?
A recipe uses 3 cups of water for every 1 cup of concentrate. How many cups of concentrate are needed for 12 cups of water?
Which plotted point continues the same ratio? Rendered as vector — prints clean at any size.
Bring a standard and a grade level. In 20 minutes we'll generate a blueprint, items, figures, and an answer key — live — and you keep what we make.
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