Mark

Janison Insights gives every assessment event one of three marking modes. Standard marking projects hold all results until the chief marker closes the project, so the cohort's results are released together. Enrolment-based marking projects release each result as soon as that test-taker's responses are marked, which suits staggered or open test windows. Quick marked events drop the marking project entirely — a marker works through a single list of responses — and suit low-stakes assessments with simple scoring. You set the mode on the event itself, and you need to set it early, because it can't be changed once the event leaves draft.

Enrolment based marking Enrolment-based marking projects differ from standard marking projects by releasing results while testing is still in progress. This allows test-takers and teachers to access results immediately, even as others continue the test. Open guides →

Standard marking Standard marking projects, on the other hand, require the chief marker to close the project before any results are released. These are typically used when all test-takers complete the exam together, and results are only needed once everyone has finished. Open guides →

Quick marking Quick marked events have no marking project, no marking team, and no quality controls. A marker picks an event, works through the responses in one list, and submits scores as they go. Best for low-stakes assessments with simple scoring. Open guides →