ExamView support ended June 30, 2024
ExamView reached end of life.
Your question bank didn't.
The bank you built over years of teaching is still yours. Move it into Compose in one import — and get fair, AI-reworded test versions, scannable bubble sheets, and item analysis that ExamView never had.
Three steps, one afternoon
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Get your bank out of ExamView
Open the ExamView Test Generator while your install still runs and print your question bank — or a test containing your questions — to PDF (File → Print → "Save as PDF"). Only have paper copies left? Photos of the printed pages work too.
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Drop the PDF into Compose
The importer reads your questions, answer choices, keys, and figures automatically — a 61-page bank imports in one background run. Then AI sorts everything by unit, topic, and difficulty, and you just confirm.
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Teach with more than a scramble
ExamView shuffled your questions. Compose rewords them — genuinely different fair versions with the answer proven unchanged, so a leaked key or a screenshot from 2nd period is worthless by 5th.
What you gain over a scrambler
Reworded, not reordered
Scrambling stopped working the day answers moved faster than paper. Compose builds versions different enough that answer-sharing dies.
Every answer proven unchanged
Each reworded question is re-solved and checked against your key before it can be exported — with an evidence trail you can show anyone who challenges a grade.
Grade the stack from your phone
Print scannable, name-free bubble sheets, photograph the pile, and Compose scores every sheet against its version's key. No bubble machine.
See what the class actually missed
Item analysis shows which wrong answer lured students — the misconception to reteach — and flags questions that behaved oddly.
One-click fair retest
Turn the weak spots into an equivalent retest on exactly the items the class struggled with.
Nothing to install, nothing to approve
Compose runs in the browser and stores no student names, accounts, rosters, or grades — so there's nothing for your district to review before you start.
Your bank stays yours
Everything you import belongs to you and exports any time as clean Word documents. Compose stores no student names, rosters, or grades — results are anonymous by design — so most teachers can start without waiting on a district approval.
Migration questions
Stuck with .bnk files and no working install? Email us — we'll help you get your questions out.