Online exam: publish as a link

Your students take the exam from a link on a phone or computer; they don't need an account or the app. Questions, the answer key and student answers stay only in your Google Drive ( › Online sınavlar); they're never stored on our servers. The answer key never reaches the student's device; scoring happens on the server. It's free and uses no Ai pages.

1. 1Open the exam and tap "Publish online" at the top. Google Drive must be connected; the first time, Google asks for permission once (so student answers can be written to your Drive even while you're offline).
2. 2When: "Start now" or "At a set time" (date and time). Students who open the link early only see a countdown, not the questions. The clock is the server's; changing the phone's time doesn't help.
3. 3Duration (minutes) and Late entry (minutes): how long after the start students can still join. With "Full time for everyone", each student gets the full time from the moment they start; with "Everyone finishes together", the exam ends at the same time for all. When time runs out, answers are sent automatically and later answers aren't accepted.
4. 4Anti-cheating: a different order of questions and options for each student, copy/paste turned off, full screen (on computers). With "When a student leaves the exam screen", switching to another tab, app or window is either just reported or closes the exam on exit 1, 2, 3 or 5. The student's name stays on screen as a faint watermark.
5. 5Entry code (optional): "Make a code" gives a 4-digit code; say it in class and nobody outside can get in even if the link leaks. If you type classes (e.g. 9-A, 9-B), students pick from a list. With "Show students their score when they finish", students see only their score at the end.
6. 6"Publish and get the link": share or copy the link, or tap "QR code" and put the QR on the board (on the web "Show full screen", on the phone "Share image"); students scan it with their phone camera to join. Students type their first name, last name, student number and class, accept the rules and press "Start the exam". The same number can't join twice; if the page reloads or the internet drops, they continue where they left off, and answers are saved with every change.