About MAP
The Math Assessment Platform (MAP) helps teachers build, deliver, and grade math assessments with structured problem types, course management, and student workflows.
Assessments created here are part of flippedmath.com— the same instructional ecosystem, with MAP as the assessment engine. Learn more about MAP and flippedmath.com.
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Author once, generate many
Build dynamic math problems with linked variables and answer fields. One authored problem can produce many valid instances with auto-checkable answers.
Learn moreStructured blueprints
Assessments are sectioned blueprints with optional randomized problem banks—not a flat quiz list.
Learn morePractice before go-live
Generate and take a private practice instance from setup so you catch issues before students ever see the assessment.
Learn moreFairness you can choose
Run a synchronized class form or unique per-student instances. Print a frozen paper version with a matching answer key when you need it.
Learn moreIntegrity without spyware
Focus-leave lock pauses an attempt when a student leaves the tab, with live teacher unlock from the dashboard—no third-party lockdown browser required.
Learn moreWindows, timers, and autosave
Control when assessments open and close, choose timer modes, and rely on autosave while students work.
Learn moreGrading that scales
Auto-grade what can be checked automatically, then finish open-ended work with manual and question-batch grading tools.
Learn morePolicy control for grades
Set weights, curves, retake rules, and how scores are released to students—including individual retake grants.
Learn moreStandards you can teach to
Assign classification standards on problems, then open Grades to find every course problem that shares a standard.
Learn moreA content workspace for departments
Organize courses and problems in a finder-style Explorer, share with collaborators, browse the Public Library, and copy into your Workspace.
Learn moreTeacher and student licenses
Account Coordinators buy Teacher packages and student licenses for a course catalog. Teachers create classrooms from templates when they hold an active Teacher license; inviting a student uses an unused student license.
Learn moreCo-teachers, parents, and roles
Invite co-teachers, grant parents grade visibility, and manage course lifecycle from developing draft through closed archive.
Learn moreBuilt with school data privacy in mind
Role-scoped access, invite-based enrollment, teacher-controlled score release, and course-limited parent grade links—without selling student data for ads.
Learn moreDistrict records and offboarding
Teachers start a District data / offboarding ticket so IT can send a one-shot form to district staff for an export of grades and student work, and optional deletion when a teacher or school leaves MAP.
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