Mock results become the class's objective map
Mock results come from the school's system; for every subject, correct, wrong, blank and net sit next to the class average. Which objective remains open in which class shows on one map, and homework suggestions are fed from there.
Exam analysis turns mock exam results into an objective map. The results are transferred through the school's K12NET or AKBİM system; once the objective behind every question is mapped, how big the class's gap is on each objective shows on one map. This part depends on that connection: if your school does not use one of these systems, exam analysis does not work.
The analysis is done at net level: correct, wrong, blank and net for every subject separately; class and section comparison on the same screen. The objective mapping arrives as a draft after the transfer and becomes final when the teacher approves it. The map is tied to the homework system; homework suggestions for an open objective are fed from here.
Results come from the school's system
Mock results are transferred through K12NET or AKBİM; there is no manual entry. Because student accounts are matched with the same system, the result lands on the right student.
Correct, wrong, blank, net
Correct, wrong, blank and net for every subject, side by side with class and section averages. In which subject a student is behind the class shows as a number.
Objective map
Questions are mapped to objectives; the mapping arrives as a draft and the teacher approves it. The objectives the class has left open darken on the map; homework suggestions are fed from there.
The connection requirement
Exam analysis opens only in schools connected to K12NET or AKBİM. Without the connection, this section does not appear in the panel; class lists are managed from the panel.
Common questions
Who does the objective mapping?
After the results are transferred, the mapping of questions to objectives arrives as a draft; it becomes final when the teacher approves it. The map is drawn from the mapping the teacher approved, not from a guess.
What do the net metrics show?
Correct, wrong, blank and net for every subject, side by side with class and section averages. In which subject a student is behind the class shows as a number; the class and section comparison is on the same screen.
How is the objective map tied to homework?
The objectives the class has left open darken on the map; homework suggestions for those objectives are fed from here. The suggestion is rule-based and the teacher's decision to make: they turn it into homework, change it or skip it.
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