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Editing an assessment, grading, and viewing results are built for a laptop or Chromebook. Everything else works fine here: dashboard, class settings, account.
Editing an assessment, grading, and viewing results are built for a laptop or Chromebook. Everything else works fine here: dashboard, class settings, account.
For security, choose your own password before continuing.
URLs your students can reach from inside the kiosk app. Students can press Alt-Left and Alt-Right to go back and forward within the window. This is an experiment, not a finished feature.
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The Excel file is a simple gradebook, one row per submission. The JSON is a full backup of classes, assessments, and every submission.
To permanently erase a class and all of its student data, open that class from the Dashboard and select Delete from its Settings. It removes the roster, that period's assessments, and every submission and grade.
To permanently delete this account and all of its data, send a deletion request. The TypeWriter team will confirm by email before anything is removed.
This assessment has submissions — its content is locked.
Choose a type above to begin. You can also BYO AI or choose from the Community to begin a draft.
This student hasn't submitted. Mark as missing to flag it on their dashboard.
This student hasn't submitted. Mark as missing to flag it on their dashboard.
Proctor
Students redo the questions they missed and explain their answer.
Reusable rubrics you can drop into any essay assessment. Editing a template never changes assessments already built from it.
Archived classes and assessments are hidden from students.
A shared pool of assessments from fellow teachers. Search, preview, and copy any into your own editor.
Ask questions, share ideas, and give feedback. Posts here show your name.
Helps us know who's using TypeWriter.
This takes less than 5 minutes, and earns the $20 pilot reward.
This assessment exists in other periods. Choose which to update with the changes you just saved. Periods that already have submissions are locked.
Times are minutes:seconds from the start of the test. Leaving the test counts toward a lockout; blocked actions are recorded only.
Opens a print-ready document in a new tab.
Prints the prompt, then ruled response lines, then a page break and any source documents.
Set what each possible rubric total becomes in the gradebook. Leave a row blank to fall back to the nearest one below it.
Set the score that earns each level. Leave a level blank to grade it by hand — except the lowest level, which is left blank to catch everything else.
We’re better together. If this assessment could help a fellow teacher, post an anonymous copy to the TypeWriter Community. Select tags to help members of the community search the repository.
Only post material you have the right to share. Published passages, textbook or exam questions, and licensed content belong to whoever owns them, and a post can be copied by other teachers, so it can't be fully taken back. Your own questions, prompts and rubrics are fine. Never post student work.
Pick an assessment from the Community — it opens here as a new draft you can edit and assign.
Turn a PDF, doc, or notes into an assessment using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — then paste the result here. Review for accuracy in the editor prior to saving.
Download template, fill in (one question per row), and upload.
Set when the correction window opens to and closes for students. Times are in your local time. Leave either blank to skip it.
Students with extended-time accommodations.
Your district runs TypeWriter as a kiosk app on managed Chromebooks. The device runs the assessment and nothing else: no other tabs, no other apps, just the test.
The switch controls this assessment only. On means students must open it within the kiosk app. Off means they can open it in a browser by going to typewriter.education/student.
How to open TypeWriter on Kiosk. On the Chromebook sign-in screen, before signing in to their own account, they choose Apps in the bottom corner and pick TypeWriter. Then they sign in with their class code as usual.
Shorter is stricter. 15 seconds allows for a Chromebook hiccup.
If your district uses GoGuardian or similar, whitelist typewriter.education in a scene you use during tests.
On district-managed Chromebooks, TypeWriter can run as a kiosk app that locks the whole device to the test. It is switched on by district IT rather than per assessment. How test security works explains it, and your IT department can ask us about it.
Optional tools for students while they write.
Set when this assessment opens to and closes for students. Times are in your local time. Leave either blank to skip it.