FOR TEACHERS · IN SCHOOLS TODAY
Build tests you approve question by question, assign them with a due date, and see who is stuck.
Three ways to start a test, and you approve every question Assign to a class or named students, with a due date and attempts AI suggests a grade; you decide Running in schools today, through the school
One student's report in the Carna teacher app, course by course. Carna School London is a sample school; the student, the courses and the dates are demo data.
— THE WEEK, LIGHTER
Three jobs that eat a teacher's week, each beside the part of the app that takes it on.
Marking a class's essays by hand takes the evenings that planning should have had.
Essays arrive with an AI suggestion: a score, a CEFR level and how sure it is, with what went well and what to work on. Nothing is recorded until you approve or change it, and a changed mark says so.
A suggestion, not a grade
Building fresh, level-appropriate tests from scratch is slow, repetitive work that rarely scales.
Start from scratch or from the coursebook you teach, then set the level, the categories and the question types. You preview, edit and approve every question before the test is saved.
Three ways to start
Without one place that shows a student's work course by course, finding out why someone is stuck means guessing.
Open one student: their average against the class, what they handed in, how many tries it took and what came in late, course by course.
Course by course
In the teacher app
Build the test, assign it, read the class: the screens teachers use today, shown with a sample school.
Choose where to start, then set the level, the categories and the question types. Nothing is generated until you have set them, and you preview, edit and approve every question before the test is saved.
Test Generation in the Carna teacher app, at its Customise your test form. Carna School London is a sample school; the values are demo data.
Choose the module, the whole class or just a few students, the due date and the attempts. One action assigns and publishes it.
Assigning a module in the Carna teacher app. Carna School London is a sample school; the class, the module and the dates are demo data.
See the class average, what has been handed in, and which courses sit below 60% or at 80% and up, in one view.
A class report in the Carna teacher app, opened at its insight cards. Carna School London is a sample school; the names and scores are demo data.
— MARKING
Nine of the eleven question types are marked against the answer key the moment a student submits, with no AI involved. Essays arrive as a labelled suggestion — a score, a CEFR level, how sure it is and why — and nothing is recorded until you approve or change it.
FAQ
Straight answers for the teacher who will use it, and for whoever brings it into the school.
Yes. Test Generation can start from the book and the units you teach, and your school can send us its units to be turned into interactive, auto-graded lessons; nothing goes live until your team approves it. MM Publications coursebooks are already pre-mapped.
Carna for Schools is licensed to institutions, so a teacher gets it through their school. Private tutors and individual learners can join the early-access list for Carna's individual tutor, and we will write when it opens.
No. Nine of the eleven question types are marked against the answer key the moment a student submits, with no AI involved. Essays arrive as a labelled AI suggestion, and nothing is recorded until you approve or change it. Reports show each student's latest attempt, not a final mark.
Assigning is one window: pick a module, choose the class or a few students, set the due date and the attempts, and one action assigns and publishes it. Book a demo and we will walk your school through the rest with the teachers who will use it.
CARNA FOR SCHOOLS
Carna for Schools runs today: build a test you approve question by question, assign it with a due date, and read the class report. Book a demo for your school; private tutors can join the early-access list.
