Exam and assessment platforms · Open to partnership
Exam.net
Exam.net is one of the most used platforms for Sweden's national exams, and it is used in higher education as well, there and internationally. Today it hands results to a teacher through downloads, printouts, or a one-click send to Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams, not through a documented API, so importing its exams and candidate responses into Lectora is not something we can scope yet. Nothing has been built for it.
Not yet verified
- There is no Exam.net connection and no import of exams or responses. None of it exists yet.
- The only integrations Exam.net documents publicly are one-click result delivery to Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams, not a general API, so we do not yet know whether an outside system could pull candidate responses at all.
- Running and locking down the exam would stay in Exam.net regardless: any integration Lectora built would only ever reach the responses after the exam had closed.
How it connects
The confirmed integration surface for Exam.net today is Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams: a teacher shares the exam through one of those and can send results back to it with one click. Neither is a general integration API, and we have not found one publicly documented for Exam.net at all, so whether an outside system like Lectora could pull candidate responses the way it does from Inspera is unconfirmed rather than something we are counting on.
Data and access
Lectora reads only what the assessment needs, and writes nothing back until an educator approves it. The Canvas access page documents the full scope, and our privacy policy, subprocessors and DPA cover the legal side.