Thanks to the interactive assessment features iand testing options in LessonUp, you can keep track of student progress in real time. Once the test is submitted by everyone, you will have a complete overview of all answers at a class, question, and student level. If you want to learn more about the reports, you can review the lesson plan 'Student Progress' in the Beginner module.

Two major advantages of digital testing are that you can easily read what the students have written, and that students tend to type more than they would normally write on paper during an analog assessment.

You can transform any LessonUp lesson into an assessment by simply switching on the 'Test' option in the editing screen of your lesson. This means you don't have to redesign quizzes and open questions for an assessment. In this lesson plan, we explain how to create a digital assessment in LessonUp step by step.👑 Note: This functionality is only available within a Pro or School subscription

Once you have created an assessment, the 'Teach' button will change to 'Test settings'. All settings for the assessment, such as assigning points, grading, and administering, can be found behind this button.PointsUnderneath the 'Points' tab, you can assign 1 to 5 points per question.