15 question types
Multiple choice, matching, ordering, fill the gaps, numbers with units, maths expressions, calculations with working, tables, graphs and written answers.
The learning experienceON DEMANDPractice
Endless practice. Marked the moment they answer.
Learners choose a course, a module or a topic, and Aurora writes a fresh set of questions in the style they will meet. Answers are marked straight away, with feedback that coaches rather than tells.
Working it out on paper? Take a photo, from the computer or a phone, and the handwritten working is read and marked too.
- 15 question types
- Instant marking and feedback
- Handwritten working, photographed
- Never touches official grades
Made by Aurora from one lesson
Ohm's law: voltage, current and resistance
Level 2 Electrical InstallationNumeric with unit · 2 marks
A 230 V heater has a resistance of 46 Ω. What current does it draw?
Fresh questions, marked the moment you answer. Illustrative example, playable here.
The questions
The right question, in the right shape.
Practice matches the course’s learning outcomes and the formats of the learner’s own assessments, without ever using real assessment questions.
Three ways to practise
Guided practice with hints, quick recall, or applying the idea to a new situation.
Diagrams when they help
Questions can come with a drawn diagram, graph, chart or geometry figure.
More when you want it
Add a few more questions, or ask for easier or harder ones, without starting again.
The marking
Feedback that teaches.
Objective answers are checked against a private answer key. Written answers get feedback against a marking guide, criterion by criterion.
Hints, not answers
Hints point the learner in the right direction without giving the answer away.
Photographed working
Scan a QR code with a phone, photograph the page and the working is marked step by step.
A second explanation
If an idea is not landing, open an interactive app or a short explainer video for that question.
What to do next
EduMark suggests the next session from recent practice and released results.
Teachers stay in the loop.
Practice is the learner’s space to get things wrong safely, with simple ways for tutors to join in.
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Send a practice set
Review up to ten questions and send them to learners through their Inbox.
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Learners can share
A learner can share a practice session with their tutor when they want help.
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Separate from grades
Practice never writes official grades or appears as assessed work.
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Off during assessments
Practice and Aurora are unavailable while a learner is in a protected assessment.
Part of the learning experience
More ways to learn from the same course.
Questions about practice
Where do practice questions come from?
Aurora writes them from the learner’s course, a module, a free topic or the question formats of one of their assessments. Real assessment questions and answers are never used.
How are answers marked?
Objective answers are checked against a private answer key held by EduMark. Written answers receive feedback against a private marking guide with clear criteria.
Can learners practise on paper?
Yes. Learners can photograph handwritten working from their computer or from a phone using a QR code, and the working is read and marked.
Does practice affect grades?
No. Practice never writes official grades. It is a private space to practise.
Are questions aligned to an exam board?
Questions follow your course’s learning outcomes and level, and the formats of the learner’s own assessments. EduMark does not map questions to a specific exam board specification.
Can tutors set practice?
Yes. Tutors can review up to ten questions and send them as a practice set to learners through EduMark Inbox.
Practice that never runs out.
Try practice and marking as a learner in a demo organisation built around your qualifications. No sign-up.
Made from your own coursesNever does assessed workYour team stays in control