About
Worksheets for university teachers, from your own materials
Bilimlink makes a worksheet from the materials you teach with: your syllabus, slides, a textbook page or other files.
Send the material and name the topic: in about a minute the worksheet is ready. Students do it online or on paper, and the answers are marked automatically.
- 1Your material
- 2About 1 minute
- 3Online or on paper
- 4Marked automatically
Why we built it
A good worksheet takes time.
The questions have to fit not just the topic but exactly the material you covered, and the answers have to be clear. One good worksheet can take a few hours.
Then comes the marking.
Marking three groups' work can take another evening. And students learn their results a week later, when the topic is already behind them.
Online tests make part of this easier.
But not every classroom has a computer for every student. And not every test can be given as homework.
Paper is still needed.
So Bilimlink brings the two together: you give the same worksheet online and on paper. Either way the answers are marked and the results come back to you.
What works today
Make a worksheet by chat
Write the topic or attach your material: the syllabus, slides as PDF or PowerPoint, a Word file, photos of textbook pages or a screenshot. It works in Uzbek, Russian and English.
11 question types
From multiple choice and matching to labelling the parts of your own diagram. If you like, each question also shows which slide or page it is based on.
You edit the finished worksheet
Tap any text to change it, or say what you want changed in plain words. Changes can be undone.
Online
Share it by link, in Telegram or as a QR code on the classroom screen. Students answer on their phones and the answers are marked at once.
On paper
A one-page A4 question paper and a separate answer sheet. The student photographs the answer sheet with a phone, or hands it to you and you scan it. Bilimlink reads the answers and marks them.
Group results
Each student's name and mark, the photo of the answer sheet, answers that may need a look by hand, and a CSV file to use in Excel.
Courses
Turn your syllabus into a week-by-week plan and make a separate worksheet for each week's topic.
Who is behind it
Murod Normuminov
Murod Normuminov works on Bilimlink.
It isn't a big company. For now it's one person.
The worksheets, the scanning and the replies in Telegram are all done by one person here. So if something doesn't work the way you need, write to me. I'll fix what I can myself.
The pilot
This autumn we are trying Bilimlink with teachers at private universities in Uzbekistan.
During the pilot it is free to use.
What happens next will be decided by teachers' real needs and feedback.
Try it with next week's topic
Make an account and make your first worksheet from your own material. It takes about a minute.
Try it