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Transform handouts into interactive worksheets, assignments or quizzes, mix with existing documents, PDFs, images or create from scratch.

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Choose from many auto-graded question types, make matching and drag&drop questions from the static picture, or use audio and video responses to better understand your student's thoughts.

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Guide your teaching and track student success with real-time reporting, build student confidence with immediate video, audio and text feedback.

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Classrooms are being revolutionized with Edform. Here’s what teachers have to say about next-level learning.

David Kapuler

Ed Tech Specialist | WI, United States

Edform is an excellent site for educators looking to easily turn their worksheets into interactive graded assignments. This is done simply by uploading a file (i.e. doc, pdf, etc), add questions or multimedia elements, and then share a link w/ students. Once the assignment has been completed it gets graded automatically, generates a detailed report, and makes it easy for teachers to differentiate instruction. I highly recommend checking out Edform! Once the assignment has been completed it gets graded automatically, generates a detailed report, and makes it easy for teachers to differentiate instruction. I highly recommend checking out Edform!

Jenny Fann

English Department - HUBT

Edform has all basic features which help me make the lessons more interesting and interactive without consuming a lot of time. The test designed with Edform can be loaded easily on all the electronic devices, even with the weak internet connection (that's what my students commented =)). In a word, should teachers use Edform? Obviously, the answer is YES!