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Edcite offers technology-enhanced question types that align with many state tests around the country, including those that use the SBAC, PARCC, and AIR formats. Teachers and teams who want to create their own auto-graded items can even filter by state assessment.
One of our most popular question types is the select text from excerpt question type found on SBAC and AIR-formatted tests.
Edcite allows students to practice with the type of technology-enhanced items that they will see on their end-of-year state test. Most of our question types are also auto-graded, giving both teachers and students immediate feedback.Â
One of our most popular question types is the drag and drop text question type found on PARCC-formatted tests.
Edcite has 60 technology-enhanced question types available that teachers can use to create formative and summative assessments. Teachers can also find standards-based items in our Question Bank. Several of our question types give students practice with drag and drop.
One of our most popular question types is our grouping drag and drop question.
Edcite has 60 technology-enhanced question types that teachers can use to create digital practice for students—more than any other assessment platform! Most of our question types are auto-graded, saving teachers time.
One of our most popular question types across subjects and grade levels is our select box response question.
All teachers are literacy teachers and should be assessing students’ reading and writing skills. With the data, teachers across subjects can then plan for differentiation or next steps to improve student learning. Edcite offers dozens of technology-enhanced question types that help teachers assess literacy.
One of our most popular question types across subjects is our essay question.
Teachers can find items that other teachers have shared into the Edcite Question Bank or create their own technology-enhanced question types. Question types on Edcite are aligned to state assessments across states and allow teachers to assess standards digitally. With 60 question types, teachers of all subjects and grade levels can find question types to assess their students’ learning.
One of our most popular question types across subjects is our table checkbox question.
