Powerful Formative Assessment

Accelerate Learning with Formative Assessment

Stop waiting days or weeks to know if your students know (or don’t know) critical concepts! Use Naiku to identify student knowledge gaps and address them immediately with informed instruction.

Automatic Scoring

Student assignments are scored automatically for a variety of item types, including true-false, multiple choice, matching, and short answer.

Built-in Reports

Reports are immediately available illustrating class and student performance by standard. There is no need to export data to a spreadsheet and manipulate for analysis to understand how your students performed.

Instant Student Response

Finally, with Quick Question, teachers can immediately check for understanding anytime they need to with real-time polling – no item preparation is required!

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