Teaching, assessment and classes

Every subject. Every next step.

Set lessons and assignments, mark recorded and written work in one gradebook, and run your timetable and attendance. For music, languages, school subjects and professional training, with code marked by your own tests on the Training plans.

Already a learner? Student sign in

Scroll

01From the first lesson to the final assessment

Built around how you teach.

Build a complete course

Arrange modules and lessons. Add equations, diagrams, audio, documents and interactive activities. Preview and publish a version when it is ready.

  1. Blocks
  2. Lessons
  3. Module
  4. Published

02Teach

Keep learning organised.

Describe courses by subject, topics, level and curriculum. Existing batches keep the published course version they started with.

03Run your classes

Teach every batch.

Bring instructors and learners together. Manage class schedules, attendance, deadlines and progress in one place.

  • Batches with their own instructor, dates and weekly timetable, a meeting link and a reminder email for each class, cancelled classes and time off, and the timetable exported to a calendar.
  • Registers by hand or from a Zoom or Teams report, printable session registers, and off-the-job hours against each learner’s plan.

04Recorded answers

Hear every student between lessons.

Learners record in the browser on a phone or laptop, for music, language and speaking classes, and you reply with a recording of your own.

A letter, a comment and a reply

Grade each take with a letter or a rubric and a comment, and reply by singing or playing it back. Each take is graded on its own, and you can compare it with the one before.

05Assess

Assess understanding.

Combine different question types, set assignments and use marking rubrics. Automatic scores and teacher feedback stay with each learner’s attempt.

Use multiple-choice, short-answer, numerical, fill-in-the-blank, matching, ordering and written-response questions. Written responses go to a teacher for marking. Assignments accept text, links, files, recordings and code, and every batch has a gradebook.

06Add coding when you need it

Grade code against your own tests, as learners hand in.

Turn on runnable code, notebooks and programming assessments for computing courses, on the Training plans. General subjects use the same course and batch structure.

Hidden tests
Mark any test hidden. Its input and expected output never reach the browser, so learners cannot write code that only passes the tests they can see.
Points per test
Give each test its own points. An answer that passes some tests earns those points, so partial work gets partial credit.

Python 3 · Java · C · C++ (C++17 or C++20) · JavaScript (Node.js) · TypeScript · C# · Go · Kotlin · PHP · Ruby · Rust

07AI hints

AI hints that teach without giving the answer.

A learner stuck on an error or a failed test can ask for a hint: an explanation of what went wrong, or a nudge towards the fix, with no block of code before the third level. Hints are off until you turn them on, never appear in exams, and your staff can read every one.

08Academic integrity

Know how every coding answer was written.

The Skill Site keeps each change a learner makes to a quiz answer, so staff can replay how it was written and see what was pasted in. A similarity check pairs answers that look alike once names, comments and spacing are set aside. Hidden tests and exam time kept by the server do the rest.

An answer that appears all at once from a paste looks very different from one built up over twenty minutes of edits and test runs. The replay shows which, without asking the learner.

09My Courses

Give learners a clear next step.

My Courses shows batch progress and upcoming assignments. Learners open lessons, submit work and review feedback from their own account.

10Report, brand and connect

Show each client how their people did.

Reports for employers
A printable report on each learner, with the code tests passed, attendance, hours and assignments.
Certificates
Certificates of completion with a public page anyone can use to check them.
Your own brand
Your logo and colour on every plan; your own address and name on a subscription.
Integrations
LTI 1.3 for Moodle and other LMSs, xAPI to your learning record store, and an API with embeddable exercises.

11See it at work

The screens your teachers and learners use.

Hear every take, and reply with your own

Pupils record a piece, a speaking task or a speech on a phone between lessons. You grade each take with a letter or a rubric, write a comment and record a reply.

The teacher's marking page with a pupil's recording, a letter grade, a comment and a recorded audio reply

13Pricing

One plan, one bill, priced the way you teach.

Try every feature free for 30 days with no card. Then stay free, pay for each teacher, or choose a band by active learners a month. No minimum term and no setup fee.

Training $99/ month Up to 50 active learners a month, with unlimited staff 10 GB of files

Coding, AI hints, notebooks and labs, LMS links (LTI), SCORM, xAPI, the API and embeds, client access and off-the-job hours are in the Training plans, not the Teacher plan.

More than 200 learners: $1.75 for each further active learner a month. Prices in US dollars, excluding tax; checkout shows the price in your own currency.

14About

What we promise.

We are new, and we would rather tell you what The Skill Site does not do yet than have you find out in a class.

Fair pricing

Kept
  • Published pricesUnlimited staff and batches on the Training plans, and no setup fee.
  • Never blocked mid-cohortGo over a price band and the next invoice follows your numbers instead.

Your data, always yours

Kept
  • Export at any timeGrades, attendance and progress, and for 60 days after a Training plan ends.
  • 99.5% uptime targetA monthly target for subscriptions, measured in public on our status page.

Published and checked

Kept
  • A published DPAWith the ICO’s international data transfer agreement.
  • WCAG 2.2 AAPages checked, with what is still being fixed in our accessibility statement.

15Questions

Questions and answers.

Yes. Build mathematics, science, language, music, humanities, business or professional courses with text, equations, images, video, audio and documents. Coding tools are optional.

Use multiple-choice, short-answer, numerical, fill-in-the-blank, matching, ordering and written-response questions. Written responses go to a teacher for marking. Assignments accept text, links, files, recordings and code, graded with a rubric, a letter or a score, and every batch has a gradebook.

Your institute adds or invites learners and enrols them in a batch. Students sign in with the invited account and see their courses, progress and assignments. For a child, a parent accepts your invitation and agrees on the child’s behalf.

Yes. Start a 30-day free trial with every feature but your own address and name, and no card. If you do not subscribe, your first admin keeps going on the free plan, with no time limit.

Compare it with what you use now

Price, features and when the other tool is the better choice, from each vendor's own pages, dated.

Ask an AI assistant about us

Opens the assistant with a question about The Skill Site that points it to our own summary. Nothing about you goes with it.

Your institute. Your teaching team.

Try it free for 30 days with up to 30 learners and no card, or step through the demo for your kind of class first.