Everything a school needs to teach and assess

From setting up programmes to releasing final results, here's what Stediis does, and who it does it for.

Your school, set up the way it already works

Faculties, departments, programmes and batches mirror how your school is organised, so courses reach the right students without lists to maintain.

Programmes have a length and levels; batches move up a level each year.
A course runs each semester for one or more batches, and their students are enrolled automatically.
Graduate a batch when it finishes. Graduates keep access to their courses for as long as your plan allows.

Students register themselves with a code for their batch. Nobody gets in without your approval.

Registration codes per batch, each with a limit on how many can use it and an expiry date.
Student IDs are checked against your school's format, and duplicates are caught.
Students confirm their email, and on paid plans their phone number by SMS.
Administrators approve or decline each student before they can see any course.

Each course keeps its materials in folders, and every new run of the course starts with them.

Notes written in Stediis, files of any common type, YouTube videos and links.
Course staff: lecturers and teaching assistants, each with the right access.
Lecturers can propose new courses for an administrator to approve, if your school wants that.
Idle courses are flagged, and cleared out after a warning, to keep storage tidy.

Build an assessment once, run it every semester, and let Stediis do the arithmetic.

Multiple choice, multiple answer, true or false, short answer and essay questions.
Write questions in Stediis, or fill in an Excel template and import them.
Copy questions from other quizzes in the same course, or reuse a whole assessment from an earlier run.
Opening and closing times, time limits, attempts, and when students see their results.
Answers save as students go, and attempts hand themselves in when time runs out.
Assignments where students upload their work as files.

For the quizzes and exams that matter, the attempt becomes the only thing on the student's screen.

Leaving the attempt, switching tabs or apps, or opening it on another device counts as a strike.
The lecturer sets how many strikes forfeit the attempt, sees every strike, and can reinstate an attempt.
In the app, screenshots and screen recordings are blocked; on Android, Do Not Disturb and screen pinning keep calls and other apps away.
One question at a time, if you want students to answer in order.
The clock starts only when the student presses Start.

Objective questions are marked the moment an attempt is handed in. The rest wait in one place for the lecturer.

Keep course conversations where the course is, instead of scattered across group chats.

Announcements reach every student in the course, in Stediis and as a notification on their phone.
Discussions for open conversation, and questions where the lecturer can mark the best answer.
Polls, anonymous if you like, with results shown after voting, after closing, or not at all.
Everyone chooses which notifications reach their phone.

Students use Stediis on iPhone, Android or any browser. Lecturers and administrators work on the web.

Notifications for new quizzes, results, announcements and replies, even when the app is closed.
Save materials on the phone and open them without data.
Saved copies update themselves when the lecturer changes a file.
Light and dark appearance, following the phone's setting.

Create a free account and set up a course in an afternoon. Up to 200 students cost nothing.