For teachers
Turn your lesson into a self-marking task in a minute
Upload a PDF, PowerPoint, Word file or picture. Bilimlink makes a worksheet from it. Students do it on their phones or on paper, and you get the results, already marked.
Online or on paper
No student accounts
Prepare Give it to students Get the results
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Upload your material
A PDF, PowerPoint, Word file or picture. Or just type the topic.
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Prepare the task
Bilimlink writes the questions. Edit them if you want, or ask for a change in plain words.
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Students do it
On their phones or on paper.
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Get the results
Bilimlink marks the answers and gets the results ready for you.
Give it on paper. Let Bilimlink do the marking.
Plain paper scan results ready
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Students work by hand, as usual.
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At the end of the lesson they photograph their answer sheet with their phone, or hand it to you.
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Bilimlink reads the answers, marks them and sends the result to you.
Print the question paper once and use it again in later classes. Each time, you print only the answer sheets.
Students don't need a phone
20 sheets ≈ 5 minutesEach sheet is checked in a few seconds
Collect the sheets and scan them one by one with your own phone.
For each sheet, pick the student's name and take the photo: the mark is saved to that student.
Homework works the same way: students hand in their sheets and you scan them.
Spend less time preparing and marking
Before
Preparing
- slides
- writing questions
- formatting
- printing
Marking
- collecting papers
- checking one by one
- adding up scores
- copying marks
It takes a lot of time.
With Bilimlink
Preparing
- slides
- Bilimlink
- ready task
In class
- QR code, link or paper
Marking
- automatic
Results ready.
You only look at the doubtful answers.
Less time preparing
The task is built from your own material. Edit it if you need to.
Less time marking
Online answers are marked automatically. Scan the paper ones and Bilimlink does the rest.
See the results at once
Who did what, which question was hardest, and the group's overall result, on one page.
Three languages
Questions in Uzbek, Russian or English, even when your material is in another language.
Students install nothing
They open the link or scan the QR code on their phone and do the task.
- No account
- No app
- No extra steps
In your class: start to finish
All of it, on one seminar.
Before, during and after class
Before class
1Prepare before class
Attach the slides you are using this week and write what you need:
“A 15-minute quiz on inflation, 10 questions.”
In about a minute the worksheet is ready.
Before class
2Check it
Read the finished worksheet through. Tap any text to fix it, mark a different right answer, or ask for a change in plain words:
“Make question 3 harder.”
Changed parts are highlighted. If you need to, the Undo button puts the changes back.
Before class
3Choose how students answer
Onlinesend the link to the group's Telegram chat, or show the QR code on the classroom screen.
On paperprint the question paper once, and an answer sheet for each student.
In class
4In class
Students write their answers in the boxes on the answer sheet.
At the end of the lesson you open sending for 15 minutes. Before they leave the room, students photograph their answer sheet with their phone. Or you collect the sheets and scan them one by one with your own phone.
After class
5The results come in
If students send their answers themselves, they see the result on their phone straight away.
You see the whole group's results: students' names, their marks, the photo of every answer sheet, and the answers you may want to check by hand.
After class
6Download the results
Download the marks as a CSV file to use in Excel, and the finished worksheet as a PDF.
Not from a generic topic, from your own lesson
Bilimlink does not just write questions on a topic. It works from the material you give it.
Send your syllabus, slides, textbook pages, Word files, pictures or screenshots.
Works in Uzbek, Russian and English.
Each question can show which slide or page it is based on.
11 question types
Multiple choice, true/false/not given, matching, short answer and more.
11 types in all, up to labelling the parts of your own diagram.
Multiple choice
One right answer out of several.
Several answers
Tick every answer that is right.
True / False / Not given
Is the statement right, wrong, or not in the text at all?
Matching
Terms to definitions, causes to effects.
Gap fill
The missing words, with a word list if you want one.
Short answer
A word or a short phrase, written in a box.
Put in order
The steps of a process, events in time.
Sort into groups
Each item goes under the right heading.
Label a picture
Numbered points on your own diagram.
Odd one out
The one that does not belong.
Find the error
Spot the mistake in a statement.
You don't have to take the questions as they come: tap any text to change it, or ask for a change in plain words.
One worksheet. Two formats.
Online
Share it by link, in Telegram or with a QR code. Students answer on their phones, and the results come in as the answers do.
On paper
Print the question paper. Students write on the answer sheet and, at the end of the lesson, photograph it with their phone or hand it to you.
Students need no app and no account.
You see more than a total score: you see what you need
Each student's name and mark
The photo of every answer sheet
Answers that are hard to read or may need checking by hand
A CSV file to use in Excel
If students send their answers themselves, they see the result on their phone.
Turn your syllabus into a week-by-week plan.
Make a separate worksheet for each week's topic, and keep the course's materials in one place.
What do you need?
A computer or a phone
To make the worksheet. Checking and editing are more comfortable on a laptop.
A printer (if you work on paper)
Print the question paper once and use it again in later classes. Each time, you print only the answer sheets.
Your students' phones (not required)
If they have one, the student scans the QR code, picks their name and photographs their own sheet. If not, you collect the sheets and scan them with your own phone. No app and no account.
Murod Normuminov
Bilimlink is not a big company yet.
I built it to solve the everyday problems teachers face: preparing material, handing out tasks and, above all, finding the time to mark it all.
So I am trying Bilimlink with my own classes and with other teachers first. Your feedback shapes the next versions: if something does not work the way you need, write to me on Telegram.
Message on TelegramThe pilot
This autumn we are trying Bilimlink together with teachers at private universities in Uzbekistan.
Try it now: it is free during the pilot.
What happens next will be decided by teachers' real needs and feedback.
Try itWhat teachers ask first
Do students need an account or an app?
No. No app and no account. On paper, students don't even need a phone: you can scan the sheets yourself.
What if a student has no phone?
Collect the sheets and scan them one by one with your own phone: for each sheet, pick the student's name and take the photo. The mark is saved to that student. Homework works the same way.
Which files can I upload?
PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), Word (.docx), pictures or screenshots. You can upload several files together. No file? Type the topic, or give a link to a YouTube video.
How are paper answers checked?
Each student has their own answer sheet. At the end of the lesson the student photographs it with their phone, or you collect the sheets and scan them with yours. Bilimlink reads the answers in the boxes and compares them with the right ones. Answers that are hard to read or doubtful are flagged, and you can change any mark yourself at any time.
Can I edit the questions the AI writes?
Yes. Tap any text to change it, or mark a different right answer. You can also ask for a change in plain words: “Make question 3 harder” or “Remove question 16”.
Can I trust the answers the AI writes?
AI can make mistakes. Check the finished worksheet before you give it to students.
Does it work for my subject?
Bilimlink makes worksheets from your syllabus, slides, textbooks and other teaching materials. It works in Uzbek, Russian and English.
Do I have to print the paper again every time?
No. You can reuse the question paper. For each class or group you print only the answer sheets.
Can students fix their sheets at home?
Not if you don't want them to. Choose “In class, when I open it”: until you open it, the sheet cannot be sent. For example, you open it for 15 minutes at the end of the lesson.
Is it free?
Yes. During the pilot you can use Bilimlink for free.
Try your next task with Bilimlink
Attach your slides or type the topic. In about a minute the task is ready: check it, then send it to students or print it. Free during the pilot.
Try it