Build

Create questions and assemble them into assessments.

In EXAMIND you build the questions, then bring them together into an assessment. How that works depends on the assessment type — and that distinction is the key thing to understand here:

• Question-based assessments — exams, quizzes, and practice are assembled from your question bank. Most of this section is about creating and organizing those questions.

• Single-question assessments — Essay and Simulation are not built from the question bank. Each is one specialized prompt (a written response in the essay room, or an AI-powered scenario), configured directly in the Assessment Builder.

The question-based flow (exams, quizzes, practice)

1. Create questions in the question builder — across eight question types, optionally making them dynamic so every student gets a unique variant.

2. Organize and reuse them in the question bank — share questions across courses, and pool them to randomize which questions each student sees.

3. Assemble them into an exam, quiz, or practice assessment: add questions, group them, and set their order.

The dynamic question engine underlies all of this — turning a single question into a unique per-student variant is central to EXAMIND's approach to academic integrity.

In this section

• Question Bank — import, share, and pool your questions for reuse across courses.

• Question Builder — create questions across the eight question types, including dynamic, per-student variants.

• Assessments — assemble exams, quizzes, and practice from your questions, or set up an Essay or Simulation.