For SACE teachers · South Australia
Students rehearse the SACE e-exams in the same on-screen format they'll sit on the day, across Biology, Psychology, the humanities and the continuers languages. Objective items mark themselves, and you get facility and discrimination analysis on every task. Listening components for the headphone-based papers are rolling out to match the exams.
Why SA teachers choose it
Plenty of tools deliver a test in a browser. Two things set OnlineExams apart for SACE, and both land the moment marking closes.
Students rehearse in the same on-screen format they'll sit, and you get facility and discrimination on every task the moment marking closes.
No per-student metering, no surprise invoices. Unlimited students, unlimited teachers, one predictable licence.
How schools use it
Start low-stakes in the junior years, so the online format is second nature long before Stage 2 grades count.
Students sit practice e-exams in the same on-screen format, with the listening papers rolling out, so nothing on exam day is unfamiliar.
e-exam readinessRun Stage 1 assessment in the same place, so students are fluent in the format and confident before it counts in Stage 2.
format familiarityLow-stakes practice and homework across your written subjects, auto-marked, so students get feedback and you get your evenings back.
formative & practiceWhy teachers stay
And, just as importantly, where it shouldn't. Four things that matter across every SACE subject.
Facility and discrimination for every item, by concept, the moment marking closes. The analysis you'd otherwise export to a spreadsheet, already done.
Languages, sciences, humanities and more, on standard question types with audio for listening and spoken response. One tool across the whole school.
Responses keep saving and recover automatically if the wifi cuts out mid-task. The one thing students and teachers actually worry about, handled.
All student data is stored in Australia and handled under the Australian Privacy Principles, including APP 11. The answer your IT team needs.
The SACE e-exam subjects
Live for the written papers today. The nine headphone subjects (the continuers languages, EAL, Modern History and Tourism) are rolling out with listening as we match the audio format.
Get your school on
Ready to roll this out school-wide, with your whole cohort sitting assessments on OnlineExams? Tell us who you are and what you teach, and we'll be in touch to help get your school set up.