With the advancement of technology, every household now has smartphones and computers that can be connected to the Internet. Both teachers and parents are gradually accustomed to directly dealing with various affairs online. is also promoting paperless office now. Things that can save paper should be completed online as much as possible. For example, every teacher cannot do without the publication of grades. In the past, teachers would print out the transcripts and cut them into small strips and paste them on the student's student manual. If teachers only use paperless score publishing methods, they can choose the easy-to-check online test score query system.
Easy-to-check score is a platform that allows teachers to create a score query system online. Teachers only need to make students' transcripts into Excel tables in the format required by the platform and upload them to the platform. Then set the query conditions to automatically generate a score check system. Students and parents can directly through the query two R code or link given by the teacher, and directly in WeChat into score check system. Just enter the corresponding query conditions to query your own scores. In addition to operating simple and can protect students' privacy, it is also free for school teachers. Let's take a look at how to use html to create an online test score query system!
First of all, if it is the first time you use it, you need to register an account first. After logging in, you can see such an interface. Here, select [New Query]
The first step is to set the basic information, that is, the query name
Step 2 Click the button to upload the file, upload the Excel form with the registered student's grades to the platform
Then set various options according to the prompts. If students need to fill in the receipt, you can set the modifying column in this step, so that students can fill in the relevant information when conducting grade query. A scoring system like
is set up. Even teachers who are not good at using computers can set it up within three minutes. Isn’t it very practical? Teachers, come and try it
