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Capability

Assessment that keeps its provenance

Assignments and exams record how a result was reached, not only what it was. Published exam versions are immutable, attempts are audited, and the gradebook does not care which source produced a grade.

AttemptSubmissionReviewReleased result

From attempt to released result.

Submit, review and release: each step has its own responsibility.

Capability

Assignments

Scheduled access

An assignment opens and closes on a schedule rather than on someone remembering to unpublish it.

Group work and extensions

Group submissions and per-student extensions are recorded with the assignment. An individual Student can request more time; an Instructor approves or rejects the request before any deadline changes.

Submission and feedback trail

A readiness checklist names accepted submission modes and the effective deadline; submitted attempts keep a receipt. Instructors can save a grade and advance to the next learner, while Students can acknowledge feedback without changing a grade.

Optional integrity checks

Where an organization enables a provider and an instructor opts in for an assignment, similarity and AI-writing checks give instructors reports to review alongside eligible submissions. Scores are review aids: they do not decide misconduct or automatically determine grades. Students can see the report for their currently graded submission once the course gradebook is released and they have a result.

Capability

Exams

Exams carry the constraints that make a result defensible after the fact.

Immutable publication versions
Publishing an exam freezes a version. Later edits create a new version rather than changing what a student already sat.
Delivery windows and timed attempts
An attempt is bounded by both the window the exam is available in and the time allowed once started.
Accommodations
Accommodations are configured on the exam rather than arranged by hand for each affected student.
Audit history
Scoring and feedback keep their history, so a challenged result can be examined instead of reconstructed from memory.

Capability

A source-neutral gradebook

Assignments, exams, session attendance, and manual items enter one weighted gradebook. Instructors can filter the roster for missing results while a complete authorized CSV remains available; a printable learner report uses only released grades and reviewed attendance. Students and authorized Parents see results only after course-wide release.

Capability

Optional organization certificates

When an organization enables Certification, authorized staff can issue a Mirket certificate after manually confirming a learner’s course achievement.

Two deliberate activation steps

Certification is disabled by default at installation. An Administrator must activate it for the organization before templates, awards, and learner views are available.

Versioned awards with corrections

Administrators create versioned templates; authorized staff issue awards manually. Administrators can correct or revoke an award while its status history remains available to authorized viewers.

Private browser printing

Students view only their own authenticated awards and can use the browser to Print / Save PDF. The certificate remains private to the organization; Mirket provides no public verification or accreditation claim.

The manual

Do it, step by step.

The manual covers this as a task, with prerequisites, what finishing looks like, and what to do when it does not work.

Create and grade assessments

Use the Instructor application to create assignments and exams, publish them deliberately, review student work, and release results.

Review and grade exam attempts

Review submitted and expired exam attempts, score written responses, attach feedback, and understand how results reach the gradebook.

Run the course gradebook

Combine assignment, exam, attendance, and manual sources into a weighted course grade, release results deliberately, and read released grades as a student.

Bring Mirket LMS to your organization.

Run it on your own infrastructure or let us host it for you. Both options provide the same product; the difference is who operates the infrastructure and data services.