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Math Assessment Platform

MAP is the place teachers write math tests and students take them.

Online or on paper—part of flippedmath.com.

A few of the problem types students actually see.

Rational function graph with dashed asymptotes
Asymptotes Graphs can show dashed asymptotes with the curve—students read them or mark their own.
Graph with a parabola and multiple connected segments
Graph between points Plot or connect paths between given points on the coordinate plane.
Slope field lattice with student-marked points
Slope field Mark lattice points and short slope marks to build a differential-equation picture.
Formula typed as plain text with live math rendering beside the input
Formula entry Rendered live as you type so students can confirm it looks right.
Interval notation input with live rendered preview of the domain
Interval notation Type a domain in plain text; MAP shows proper interval notation beside the input.
Task that accepts a dynamic number of student answers or DNE
Dynamic answers (or DNE) Enter as many solutions as needed—or mark DNE when none exist.
Student entering coefficients for a regression model; the filled equation updates after each field
Regression fit Students type coefficients into the model; the equation fills in as they go.
Student drawing asymptotes on a graphed function
Drawing asymptotes Manually identify components for an existing graph.

If a student leaves the tab while actively taking an assessment, the test can be set to lock until a teacher unlocks it—no extra lockdown software.

Build

Author dynamic math problems once; MAP generates many valid instances.

Give

Open the assessment for your class—online, timed, or on paper.