SimplifiedIQ vs Exam.net: Which is a better fit?

Student love personalized feedback and i can do this with ease, with simplifiedIQ. It helps me identify areas they need extra support.

Additionally, the platform occasionally experiences slowdowns when handling larger data sets, which can be frustrating when I need real-time insights or quick updates.

I love that I can set assignments ahead of time and schedule for a date I'd like the students to do it. It saves me a lot of time planning assessments all weekend.

The occassional glitches and downtime which affected my productivity.

What I like most about SimplifiedIQ is its simplicity in creating and customizing assessments, which makes my workflow more efficient.

I notice a general lag in report generation when working with extremely large data base.

I love how simplifiedIQ is easy to use. As an instructor not all of us understand technical jargons.

The limited collaboration tools in the facilitation and discussion of reports.

All the extra features like dictionaries, translation options and spell check works like a charm and are very appreciated by the students as well.

The software could have some more implementation, such as the integration of a better IDE. Also, the multiple choice is missing the possibility for right and wrong answers.

My overall experience has been excellent. The customer support is outstanding, and the platform is very flexible and customizable which are its strongest features.

No possibility to buy a licence as an individual teacher if the school/district decides on a different platform (or I just haven't found the option...).

The auto-corrected exams are great. They save me a lot of time that I can dedicate to my students.

There is always confusion when a student gets kicked off the platform when attempting to go to a different website.

Very happy to came accross Exam.net during Corona, and because our online courses still exist, very happy to be still using Exam.net.

I don´t like that the points of every question comes after a self - correcting test. It takes a lot of space on the test when you print it.