Focused tools for real teaching questions

Different teaching problems. One lightweight platform.

Mark supports engagement verification, document work stories, and authored decision scenarios. Each workflow stands on its own, so a pilot can begin with the problem your program actually needs to solve.

Mark

Choose the teaching question.

Engagement
Did they participate?
Document work story
How did the work develop?
Decision scenarios
What would they do next?
Use one workflow or more. Mark keeps each one browser-based, reviewable, and explainable.
Mark by BashTime

In time and over time.

A session leaves marks in time. An assignment builds a work story or a saved path through decisions over time.

BashTime stands for Browser-based Assignment and Session History.

Mark keeps those histories clear and reviewable. Engagement and work-story records support human interpretation; decision scenarios apply transparent, authored rules.

See learning in progress.

Start with one focused workflow

After instructors and students can sign in, routine setup remains focused. Instructors create a workspace, add the one kind of activity they want to evaluate, and invite participants through the browser.

Institutional sign-in or domain approval may require an identity or IT contact. That is an access decision, not a software installation or LMS integration project.

1. Choose the pilot scope Select the course, section, program, and Mark feature to evaluate.
2. Confirm sign-in Agree on eligible domains and the Microsoft or local account sign-in path.
3. Create the workspace Add the first engagement session, document assignment, or decision scenario.
4. Invite participants Students sign in through a browser and join an available workspace.
5. Run and review Use Mark alongside existing course systems, preview the participant experience to see exactly what participants see, then review or export the records.

Want to see whether Mark fits your program?

Send a short note about your courses, sections, or assessment problem. We will help you decide whether a pilot makes sense.