How it works

One test, from the file on your desk to graded sheets, in five steps. Nothing to set up first.

1
Give Compose your test
Upload the PDF or Word file, photograph the pages, or paste the questions. That is the whole setup.
2
Compose reads it
Questions, choices and the answers marked in your document, in under a minute. Anything it couldn't vouch for is shown to you as a plain question: keep this, or leave it out?
3
Fill in what the document didn't say
If an answer wasn't marked, Compose asks for it — one tap per question. The student versions print while you do.
4
Print the packet
One Word file: four versions of the test, one answer sheet per version, then the keys behind a page that says not to copy it. Hand versions out so no two neighbours share one.
5
Grade from your phone
Photograph the filled-in sheets. Compose reads each one against the key for its version and shows you only the marks it wasn't sure of. Scores are saved by class number, never by name.

Sub Plans

Tell Compose what needs covering. Get a finished plan for the substitute — timings, handouts, what to collect — as a Word file.

Any test Compose printed can be graded from photos of its answer sheets. You confirm only the uncertain marks; the results stay with the test.