For Australian schools

Start with the needs of your school.

A useful assessment tool needs to fit the people using it, the subjects they teach and the systems their school already relies on.

Classroom teachers

Find a question format that fits your learning goal. Adapt an example and think through how you will recognise a strong response.

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Faculty leaders

Discuss shared expectations before marking begins. Use a review checklist and workload estimate to plan common assessments.

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School and IT teams

Ask how a proposed pilot would handle access, student information, curriculum scope and the systems your school uses.

Review school setup questions →

Agree the first use case

A focused conversation starts with a subject, a year group and a particular task. It could be preparing a common assessment, reviewing written responses or sharing a question bank.

Be clear about availability

This website offers examples, planning tools and guides. Student accounts, automated feedback, live class reporting and LMS connections are not available through the public preview. Any wider pilot needs an agreed scope and a demonstration of the required workflow.

GoHiMark is in development. The examples on this site are an interactive preview, not a live school assessment service. See what’s available.

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What would make assessment
easier for your school?

Tell us about your subjects, year levels and the work you want to simplify.

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