Educational publishers use Testomatik to expand assessment item banks from titles they already own. Items arrive tagged by cognitive level and framework, with generated figures, answer keys and explanations — so editors review items instead of authoring them.
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Item supply, not editorial capacity, is usually what limits how fast an assessment product ships.
Turn an existing title into a tagged item bank rather than commissioning items chapter by chapter. The bottleneck in publishing assessment is item supply, and this addresses it directly.
Each item carries its cognitive level and, where requested, its PISA or TIMSS framework alignment — so the bank is filterable from day one instead of needing a tagging pass.
The figure is produced together with the item it belongs to, not picked from a bank, and a consistency check compares it against the question text. It can be constructed even when the source chapter contains no images.
Your editors move from writing items to reviewing them. Every item arrives with an answer, a worked explanation and a level tag to review against.
An organisation account groups your staff, their usage and your spending under one roof.
Items are produced from the documents you upload — your catalogue, your terminology — rather than assembled from a shared bank other publishers also draw on.
A separate quality agent, a language check and a safety filter review each item, and the Bloom level is assigned by a different agent than the one that wrote the question.
Per-question pricing with an organisation budget ceiling, plus billing details and tax ID on file for invoicing rather than card-per-transaction.
Multiple choice, open ended, true/false, matching and fill-in-the-blank, so one bank can serve workbooks, digital products and assessment separately.
Items are generated from source material you supply and are produced for your use. Because commercial terms for item banks vary by contract, we agree ownership and usage rights explicitly with publishers rather than relying on a generic clause — talk to us and we will set it out in writing.
Items arrive with a cognitive level and, on request, PISA or TIMSS framework alignment. Where a house taxonomy differs, the generated tags give a starting classification that an editor can map rather than assign from scratch.
Charts, geometry and diagrams are generated as SVG for the specific item and validated against the question text, so the values a question references are the values drawn. Vector format means they scale to print without redrawing.
Upload source material, set the item mix and framework, generate, then review. Every item carries an answer, an explanation and a level tag, and everything stays editable before export.
Yes. An organisation account groups editors with individual invitations and roles, shows usage per member and enforces a budget ceiling you set.
Per question, with no per-seat licence, and with an organisation budget ceiling so a large generation run cannot exceed what you planned. Billing details and a tax ID can be held on file for invoicing.