Community reviews for Edulastic

Develop assessments for units, semesters, and the entire school year. A significant challenge emerged when I realized students were quickly bypassing the system's security to cheat. This suspicion arose after observing anomalously high scores during final exams. Upon consulting with IT support, they confirmed that the software was vulnerable to hacking, which enabled students to view the correct answers.

It is a customizable classroom assessment tool for teachers to provide more personalized tutoring to their students.

I think this Edulastic is easy to use, and provides assessment items that are relevant to real life.

Th Edulastic platform is user friendly and a game changer in formative (and summative) data collection. Such a powerful tool!

It's easy to use and very reliable.

I like this product because students experience a different style of learning. Students can watch videos and answer questions that look more interesting than those written on the board.

I really like this as a teaching tool. The data it gives both my students and myself is extremely informative for future lessons. I also like that it gives students explicit practice with test taking strategies.

This is the best testing program that I can use that closely mirrors the mandated state tests. I can use vetted assessments, edit already created assessments or create my own standard-based tests. I can then assign an assessment and students receive instant feedback - including a rationale for problems answered incorrectly. For a time-strapped teacher looking for quality assessments to assign digitally - this is a great app. Caveat - STUDENTS QUICKLY FOUND WAYS TO CHEAT ---users beware. Use a lockdown browser. Students can log-on as teachers and get access and students can change the HTML code to make answers visible.

My overall opinion is that edulastic is the worse sing handley engage learning with students one student took ten minutes on one answer because how unresponsive the are

I love the instant feedback and so do my students. I can use the data to drive my instruction going forward.