Homework and tests —
not Google Forms in a chat
Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests become steps in the learning path. Students open them from a link, and you see what needs review before the next lesson.
- Review
- Statuses
- Magic link

Sound familiar?
Sound familiar?
A typical picture without a platform:
- You drop homework into Telegram and half the group "forgot to submit"
- A grammar quiz in Google Forms means one more link and one more spreadsheet
- Cue cards get checked through voice notes and screenshots in a chat
- You cannot tell who has finished the assignment until you ask
With Lenitera
What changes for an online tutor:
- Assignments and quizzes sit in a queue with clear statuses
- Reusable subject and exam-preparation templates from your library
- Grading and feedback in a single dialog
- The student submits through a link — no password needed
How practice works
- 01
01Homework and tests are part of the path, not a separate chat
- 02
02Submission statuses are visible without chasing anyone
- 03
03A task library you reuse across students
From assigning to reviewing, in one flow
Three points of control
The queue on your side, the template in the library and submission in the student dashboard — one cycle without chat threads.

Homework queue
For review, overdue, in progress, done — you see straight away who needs a nudge.
Accept it or send it back without hunting for the submission in a chat.
01
Homework templates in the library
Build a task once — the brief, the materials, a default deadline. After that you assign it to a student or a group without pasting anything into a chat.
- Ready templates that match your program
- Reassign to new students
- Preview on hover without opening the card

02
Tests with auto-grading
A quiz with answer keys, points and a pass threshold. One template works across several programs and different students.
- Single choice / multiple choice / open answer
- Auto score and pass threshold
- The whole question structure on one screen

03
Assign it to a student or a group
From one template, assign to a single person or to the whole group. Every member gets their own assignment and their own submission status.
- A student or a group
- An optional deadline
- The template stays in the library

04
Review with a grade and a comment
Open a submission and you see the brief, the answer, a place for the grade and your feedback. Everything is saved in the task history.
- The brief and the answer in one dialog
- A grade and a comment for the student
- The "Submitted — for review" status

05
The student takes the test in the browser
Question by question, with a progress bar and keyboard shortcuts — no Google Forms and no lost links.
- Magic-link access
- Progress and pass mark on screen
- Auto-grade where you set answer keys

From the student side
Submitting without sign-up — through a link or in the dashboard
The homework workspace
The brief, the materials and a Submit button — no extra screens.

Taking a test
Question by question, with progress and submission — a clear exam in the browser.

The task list
To do / for review / results — the same statuses you see.

The test catalog
Ready quizzes in your library for diagnostics, practice, and exam preparation.

Related platform features
Frequently asked questions
No. A magic link — they open it and submit. A password is optional.
Yes. Tests from the library with answer options are graded automatically.
You see it in their progress. Add a catch-up step — an error review or another attempt.

