Exams & Assessment

Personalized Book Software

Each student works from a question bank of their own, compiled from their own mock-exam and homework results and printed with their name on the cover. One book for the whole class means one student re-solving what they…

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Personalized Book Software

Each student works from a question bank of their own, compiled from their own mock-exam and homework results and printed with their name on the cover. One book for the whole class means one student re-solving what they already know while another never gets enough practice where it costs them marks. Teachers can read those gaps off the mock-exam analysis, but nobody has the hours to build a worksheet per student, which is why the job sits with the assessment team and the subject heads.

Production starts from data the institution already collects: as results read from answer sheets and homework records accumulate, the selection sharpens, questions the student has already got right are left out, and the spread of difficulty is set to their level. Each print run is rebuilt from the latest results, so the book changes with the student over the term. You hand over a class list, get print-ready files in one batch, and the books go out class by class. Photocopied extra sheets and hand-kept topic trackers drop out of the routine, and a parent meeting can start from something concrete the institution produced for that child.

Features
  • Outcome-level gap analysis from mock-exam and homework data
  • Question selection that skips items already answered right
  • Cover and imprint printed in the individual student's name
  • Difficulty mix tuned to the student's current level
  • Every print run rebuilt from the student's latest results
  • Batch book generation from a class or section roster
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