Exam.net is a cloud-based digital exam platform designed by educators to simplify secure assessments for schools, universities, and organizations. It supports PDF exams, auto-marking, inline feedback, LMS integration with Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams, device lockdowns, accommodations, proctoring, and real-time monitoring—all within a unified interface
Origination (2016/2017): Created by Erik Corell (math teacher), Anders Torkelsson (entrepreneur), and Martin Krisell (developer/teacher) to address friction in digital testing
Team of 30+ staff with a strong teaching background, prioritizing educational insight
Exam.net offers tools tailored to education:
Exam Creation & Import: Supports uploads of existing PDFs, manual entry, and AI-generated questions via a built-in AI assistant
Auto-marking & Feedback: Automarker handles objective questions; teachers can leave inline feedback, annotate, and offer anonymized grading
Security & Integrity: Multiple lockdown levels, proctoring, per-question display, chat monitoring, and QR-based handwritten uploads
Accessibility & Accommodations: Features include text-to-speech, translation (60+ languages), extra time, and more
Collaborative & Analytics: Real-time monitoring, teacher collaboration on markup/chat, question-level statistics, and insights dashboards .
Redesigned exam editor & improved inline grading w/ one-click scoring
AI-generated questions, question-level analytics, per-exam timers, single-question display mode, and Grid question types
Expanded language dictionaries (15+ languages), multi-session exam support, student chat/monitoring, and Teams/Classroom integrations .
Teacher-led by design: Majority of team members are educators, reinforcing a classroom-focused ethos .
Values autonomy and personalization: Emphasizes teacher authority and customization over prescriptive pedagogies
Widely used globally: deployed in schools across Sweden, the UK, Australia, Indonesia, Europe, North America, etc. .
Case studies: Prince Alfred College (Australia), Larbert High (Scotland), Teylingen College (Netherlands), University of Milan—all praise exam security, ease, and accessibility
