A full exam, in the time it took to write one question.

That's fine. XAM reads scanned pages and photographed worksheets, lifts the text out, and works from that. Cleaner scans give cleaner questions, but it copes with the crumpled ones too.

Yes. Open one you've already made, swap in fresh questions or nudge the difficulty, and save it as this term's version. The original stays exactly where it was.

You can hand a paper to another teacher to add or edit questions. On the Institutions plan the whole department works from one shared question bank, so nobody's rebuilding what a colleague already wrote.

Both. Every paper comes with a matching answer key, and for the questions that need it, the working that gets there, so you're not sitting up solving your own exam at 11pm.

Tell it the board or curriculum you teach and it pitches the wording, the command words, and the difficulty to match, so the paper feels like the ones your students will actually sit.

XAM remembers what it has already given you and leans away from repeats, so this term's mock doesn't quietly recycle the last one. Want a completely fresh set? Ask, and it regenerates.

You're the last check before anything is final, so nothing slips out unseen. If a question inherits an error, fix it in a sentence with Magic Edit and the answer key updates alongside it.

Yes, and it's handy for language classes and bilingual schools. You can keep the instructions in one language and the passages or questions in another, on the same paper.

It does. Arabic and Urdu keep their direction and letter-shaping in the Word and PDF files, so you can open them on any school computer without the text flipping on you.

Chemical formulas, equations, units, and scientific notation all typeset properly, so a chemistry paper reads like a chemistry paper, subscripts and all.

Yes. Group questions into sections, show the marks beside each one, and add a cover page or instructions, so the finished paper is laid out like a real exam rather than a worksheet.

Nothing you've made disappears, and you keep full access to every paper. You just top up or wait for the monthly reset before generating more, and the dashboard warns you well before you get close.

Each month starts fresh, so they don't stack up. The allowance is sized so a regular teacher won't hit the ceiling in a normal month of setting papers.

Educator Pro is the individual plan: one teacher, everything unlocked, no seat minimum. Institutions only makes sense once you're buying for a team.

One seat is one teacher's login. Start with the two you need, add more as the department comes on board, and everyone draws from the same shared pool of credits.

You do. The papers and questions you create are yours to keep, edit, print, and use however you like. We don't claim any rights over them.

No one browses your content. It's used only to build your paper, and access is locked down, never handed to other users, other schools, or advertisers.

Yes. Remove students' responses and results whenever a term ends or a parent asks, and deletion clears them for good rather than just tucking them out of sight.

Export your whole question bank to PDF, Word, or CSV before you go, and it's yours to walk away with. No lock-in, no archive held hostage.