How to schedule an examination and record results

Schedule an exam, publish the schedule, enter marks for the whole class, then publish results.

Last updated 12 October 2026

What you will learn

  • How to schedule an examination
  • How to enter marks on the mark sheet
  • The difference between publishing the schedule and publishing the results

Before you begin

  • You must teach the course.
  • Decide the total marks and the pass mark.

An examination is a scheduled, invigilated assessment. The system does not mark it — you enter the marks yourself.

Your examinations.

Step 1 — Schedule it

  1. Step 1. Click Examinations in the left-hand menu.

  2. Step 2. Click Schedule examination.

  3. Step 3. Type a Title and choose the Type, such as Midterm.

    The schedule can be published before any results exist.
  4. Step 4. Set Scheduled — the date and time it takes place.

  5. Step 5. Set Duration (minutes).

  6. Step 6. Set Total marks and Passing marks. Both are required.

  7. Step 7. Enter the Venue or link, and choose the Course and Batch.

  8. Step 8. Add Instructions, for example *Closed book*.

  9. Step 9. Click Schedule.

Step 2 — Let candidates see when and where

Open the examination and turn on Publish the schedule. Candidates can then see the date, time and venue, but no marks.

Step 3 — Enter the marks

  1. Step 1. Open the examination and click the Mark sheet tab.

  2. Step 2. Type each candidate's mark.

  3. Step 3. Save the mark sheet.

A blank mark is not zero

Leaving a box empty means 'not marked yet'. It does not mean the candidate scored nothing. Type 0 if that is what you mean.

Step 4 — Release the results

When every mark is entered and checked, turn on Publish every recorded result. This releases all results for that examination at once.

What you should see

The examination page shows how many results are recorded and published, and candidates see their marks once published.

Helpful tips

  • Publish the schedule early — candidates need to plan.
  • Check the mark sheet twice before publishing. Publishing affects every candidate at once.

If something goes wrong

Candidates cannot see the exam date.
Publish the schedule is still off.
Candidates see the date but not their marks.
That is correct until you turn on Publish every recorded result.

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