A test should be easy to run and hard to copy.
Build question banks, randomize questions and options per student, monitor submissions and keep individual score history.
Different forms for different students
A professor can create 20 questions but show 10 to each student. Sessional generates a stable individual form so refreshes do not reshuffle an attempt.
Live submission dashboard
Professors can see not started, in progress and submitted students, current average, question performance, integrity flags and individual saved answers.
Editable without corrupting attempts
Live question-bank edits apply only to students who have not started. Existing attempts keep the exact question and option snapshot they began with.
Questions people ask
Are test answers saved before the next question?
Yes. The intended flow saves the current answer to the cloud before advancing.
Can scores be revisited later?
Yes. Score history stays attached to the test and can be viewed from activity history and student profiles.
Can the professor end a test with students still working?
Yes, but Sessional shows how many are submitted, in progress and not started before the professor confirms ending it.