Testportal: Online assessment platform

The generator turns source material into draft questions. You upload a file such as a PDF or Word document, or name a topic, and the platform proposes questions you can review and edit. It also produces different versions of a question from the same content, which helps when you want several students to get equivalent but non-identical tests. There is no character limit on the material you feed in, so longer documents work.

Testportal ships several ways to protect a remote assessment. It can give each respondent a different set of questions through question-drawing algorithms, block going back or skipping, and measure time on the server side so the clock cannot be altered in the browser. It tracks how many times someone leaves the test tab and on which questions, and the platform works with video tools like Zoom, Webex, and Google Meet for live supervision. A dedicated AI proctoring feature that detects suspicious movement and extra people on screen is in development.

Choice questions and short-answer questions are graded automatically, while descriptive answers can be marked by the test owner. Feedback can be released right after the test or held back, and a two-stage mode shows part of the feedback immediately and the rest only after a review. This lets a teacher hand back quick results and still control what an exam reveals.

The dashboard collects more than a final score. You see pass or fail, total, partial, and multidimensional scores, the grade, and a timeline that shows start time, end time, and how long each question took. Results appear in a sortable table and as a histogram, and a live feed shows who has finished while a test is still running. The per-question breakdown shows exactly where a group struggled.

Testportal runs as an app inside Microsoft Teams, so a quiz can live where a team already works. Access can be restricted to a team or a chat, with authorization handled through Microsoft Entra ID, which gives a level of access control close to individual codes. The same integration brings webcam supervision and shared question creation into the Teams environment.

Assessments do not have to stay inside Testportal. You can link to a test from your own site, embed it so it appears as part of your pages, or connect through a full API that lets respondents authorize, start a test, and receive results inside your own software. That makes it usable as an assessment engine behind a learning platform or an HR tool.

Finished assessments can issue certificates, either from ready-made templates you fill with basic data or from a layout you design yourself. You can place your own logo on test sheets, and on higher plans there are more customization and integration options, including additional user accounts for teams that share the work of building and reviewing tests.