See where the class gets stuck before the next lesson begins.
Grade Assessment Analytics shows you how the whole class answered every quiz question, inside the Grade Assessment screens you already use.
- Works with the New Quiz format and with legacy SCORM quizzes
- Admin, Institute and Teacher logins, each scoped to its role
- Answer distribution on every supported MCQ, exportable as HTML

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Existing filters, sorting, Review & Grade and Show Grade behaviour stay as they are. Nothing has to be rebuilt, re-uploaded or re-authored.
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- Backward compatible
- 2
- Quiz formats supported
- 1,000+
- Students per class
- 3
- Logins, each scoped to its role
Access
The same analytics, scoped to the login.
Nobody sees more than their role permits, and nobody has to ask for access. Role permissions decide which classes, students and activities appear.
Teacher
Your assigned classes and students. This is the daily view.
Institute
The classes, activities and students the institute login is permitted to see, in the same screens and the same figures.
Admin
The widest scope the account permits, with role-appropriate data visibility throughout.
Why a score is not enough
A score tells you what happened. A pattern tells you what to do next.
Rows rank students. They do not say which question lost the class, or which wrong answer the class agreed on. That signal is already in your data.
The table ranks students by score, status or time taken.
The same activity, read one question at a time, shows how the whole class answered it.
A score says a student got the question wrong. It does not say what they thought instead.
Every option carries a count, with the correct answer set apart from the wrong answer that drew the most.
Twenty-three wrong answers with no pattern are twenty-three problems you cannot get to before Monday.
A wrong answer half the class agreed on is one misconception you can teach.
The four screens
Four screens, from who finished to what to reteach.
The same Grade Assessment flow you use today, with the class-level answer picture added where you were already looking.
The four screens
Four screens, from who finished to what to reteach.
The same Grade Assessment flow you use today, with the class-level answer picture added where you were already looking.




Dashboard
See who finished before you read the scores. Pick a class and an activity. Completion appears straight away, and the student table sorts by score, status or time taken.

Review & Grade
Open one student without losing the class. Class Correct Answer Percentage sits beside every supported MCQ. Switch students from the dropdown without returning to the dashboard.

Question Analytics
See the answer the class believed. Every option shows how many students chose it, with the correct answer set apart from the wrong answer that drew the most.

All Class Answer Percentage
Turn the assessment into something you can send. Overall performance, participation and every question's distribution in one view. Export Report produces the lot as HTML in one click.

The worked example
The most useful answer is often the wrong one.
What is the basic unit of life? Twenty-five students answered. Two got it right.

A wrong answer half the class agreed on is one misconception you can teach. Twenty-three wrong answers with no pattern are twenty-three problems you cannot get to before Monday.
Half the class chose one option. That is the lesson. Reteach that one confusion and you reach most of the class in a single lesson.
- Cell
- Correct answer. Chosen by 10% of the class.
- Tissue
- Chosen by 30% of the class.
- Organ
- Most selected, and wrong. Chosen by 50% of the class.
- Organ System
- Chosen by 10% of the class.
Supported activity types
Answer distribution where there is a distribution to measure.
Activities without a fixed set of options stay available in Grade Assessment. There is simply no distribution to measure.
Full answer-distribution analytics
- MCQ Single Select
- MCQ Multiple Select
- New Quiz format
- Legacy SCORM quiz
Available in Grade Assessment, no distribution
- Fill in the Blank
- Match the Pair
- Highlighter
- Correction
- Q&A
- Flashcard
- Objective and Summary
No migration, no retraining
Existing filters, sorting, Review & Grade and Show Grade behaviour stay exactly as they are.
Answers
Before you ask
Which assessment types support answer-distribution analytics?
Does it work with legacy SCORM quizzes?
Which roles can access it?
What does the exported report include?
Will current Grade Assessment workflows change?
Request a demo
See what your assessments have been trying to tell you.
Bring one of your own classes into a 30-minute call. We will open a real assessment and read one question the way your class answered it.
- 1
Tell us about your classes
Subject, year group and the quiz format you author in today.
- 2
We open a real assessment
Your activity, or ours, read through the four Grade Assessment screens.
- 3
You read one question with us
The distribution, the misconception behind it, and the report you would send.