QTI 3.0 assessment platform

Write, keep and deliver assessments on an open standard

The Assessment Item Bank is where schools, districts and assessment teams write questions, build tests and deliver them to their learners. Everything is stored as QTI 3.0, so your content is never locked in.

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Multiple choice
Text and number entry
Dropdowns in text
Drag and drop
Put in order
Match and pair
Hotspots on images
Select in a passage
Essays
Custom interactions

Built for educators

One place for your whole assessment process, from the first draft of a question to a learner's result.

Write questions in the browser

A visual editor for every kind of question, with the answer and its scoring set as you go. Add feedback, maths, images, audio and reading passages shared by several questions.

How an item is made

Build tests your way

Group questions into sections, draw a different selection for each learner, shuffle, set time limits, branch on earlier answers, and work out totals and grades.

How a test is built

Deliver online

Learners sit tests in a browser, one question at a time. Answers are saved as they go, a test interrupted part way can be picked up again, and time limits and fullscreen are enforced.

What a learner sees

Open standards, no lock-in

Import QTI 2.1, 2.2 and 3.0 packages from other systems. Export QTI 3.0.1 packages, each checked by a strict validator before you download it.

Importing a package

Your team, your bank

Each organisation has a bank of its own, with its own members and roles. Tag content with curriculum standards, and lock a test once it is in use so its questions cannot change.

Managing a bank

See how questions perform

Every question and test shows how it has been answered: average scores for each question, and how often it was attempted, across every learner who sat it.

Usage figures

Built-in MCP server

Write with your AI assistant

The bank has a Model Context Protocol server built in, so Claude and other AI assistants can write and revise your content directly. Ask for ten questions on a topic, a test drawn from your bank, or a fix across a set of items, and review the result in the editor.

Nothing to install. Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP client to your bank's address.
It works as you. The assistant signs in with your account and reaches only your tenants, with your role's permissions.
Checked like your own work. Every save is validated against QTI 3.0.1, and each problem names the element it is about, so the assistant can correct it.
The whole toolset. About sixty tools: items, stimuli, sections and tests, scoring, feedback, metadata and media.

Connect an assistant

Write five multiple-choice questions on the water cycle for 12-year-olds, one mark each, and put them in a test called "Water cycle check".

aib_create ×6 aib_add_item_refs aib_validate aib_save

Done: five items and the test, all valid QTI 3.0.1. Open the test in your bank to review them.

An example. Tool names are the bank's own.

Try a question

These are real items, drawn as a learner sees them. Nothing you answer here is saved.

Try itMultiple choiceThe plainest scoreable item there is. Shows the shared vocabulary turning a radio list into lettered options with no CSS of its own.

Water at the surface of a lake absorbs energy from sunlight. Some molecules gain enough energy to escape into the air as water vapour.

What is this change of state called?

CondensationPrecipitationEvaporationInfiltration

Try itGap match into proseDrag and drop into running text, with match groups keeping each set of terms to the gaps it belongs in.

Drag each term into the gap where it belongs.

solidliquidgasa fixed latticeclose but disorderedfar apart and random

A substance that keeps both its own shape and its own volume is a , because its particles are held in .

A substance that keeps its volume but takes the shape of its container is a , whose particles are .

A substance that expands to fill its container completely is a , whose particles are .

Try itChoose and rankThree planets chosen from a bank of six and ranked. min-choices turns ordering every choice into choosing some and ordering those.

Choose the three largest planets by diameter and rank them, largest first.

Mars

Uranus

Jupiter

Neptune

Saturn

Earth

See every kind of question

How it works

Bring in or write your content

Import the QTI packages you already have, start from a template for each kind of question, or ask your AI assistant to draft them.
Review and organise

Try every item as a learner would, tag it, and put items together into sections and tests.
Deliver or export

Give tests to your learners here, or export them as QTI packages for another system.

Getting started

A workspace of your own

Free

Create an account and you get a private bank to write questions and build tests in, with a template for each kind of question to start from.

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A bank for your organisation

For schools, districts and publishers

A shared bank for your whole team, with members and roles, and test delivery for your learners. Tell us what you need and we will set it up with you.

For learners and parents

If your school or organisation gives you a test here, all you need is the link they send and a web browser. Questions are shown one at a time, answers are saved as you go, and a test interrupted part way can be picked up again. The results go to the school that set the test. There is no advertising.

Curious what the questions look like? Try one above, or read what taking a test is like.

Free to use, no account needed

QTI package validator

Check a content package against the QTI schemas. Nothing you upload is kept.

Learning library

Every screen and task explained, from your first item to a finished test.

Question gallery

A working sample of every kind of question, to try for yourself.

Ready to see it with your own content?

Start on your own today, or talk to us about your organisation.

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