Scheduled access
An assignment opens and closes on a schedule rather than on someone remembering to unpublish it.
Capability
Assessment that keeps its provenance
Assignments and exams record how a result was reached, not only what it was. Published exam versions are immutable, attempts are audited, and the gradebook does not care which source produced a grade.
Assignments
Group work and extensions
Group submissions and per-student extensions are first-class, so the common exceptions do not become spreadsheet work.
Submissions and feedback
Submissions, grading, and returned feedback are part of one record, and each keeps its own state.
Exams
Exams carry the constraints that make a result defensible after the fact.
- Immutable publication versions
- Publishing an exam freezes a version. Later edits create a new version rather than changing what a student already sat.
- Delivery windows and timed attempts
- An attempt is bounded by both the window the exam is available in and the time allowed once started.
- Accommodations
- Accommodations are configured on the exam rather than arranged by hand for each affected student.
- Audit history
- Scoring and feedback keep their history, so a challenged result can be examined instead of reconstructed from memory.
A source-neutral gradebook
The gradebook accepts grades from assignments, exams, session attendance, and manual items on equal terms. Nothing is a second-class column, which means the final picture of a course does not depend on which tool produced each number.
Do it, step by step.
The manual covers this as a task, with prerequisites, what finishing looks like, and what to do when it does not work.
Bring Mirket to your facility.
Run it on your own infrastructure or let us host it for you. Both licences ship the same product; the difference is who operates the data plane.