
Synchronized, teacher-controlled, and integrity-protected
A live spelling test is a formal, teacher-administered assessment where every student hears each word at the same moment, types their answer independently, and submits their response — all under the teacher's direct control. It is not a self-paced quiz a student takes alone at home. It is a real test event, the same way a paper spelling test on Friday has always worked, delivered securely through a browser.
Ezergrade™ is built specifically for this — a secure, synchronized live spelling test that gives every student in the class the same word at the same time, monitored in real time by the teacher. And the teacher isn't the one reading the list: Ezergrade's audio dictation announces and reads each word, so the teacher's hands stay free to run the room. One word list. One session. Every answer graded automatically into one grade record.
The teacher creates or uploads a spelling word list once, assigns it to a class, and starts the session. From that moment:
Learn more about the full workflow on the How It Works page.
Every browser and mobile device has built-in autocorrect, autocomplete, and spellcheck. Left enabled, these features quietly fix a student's spelling before the answer is submitted — producing a grade that reflects the device, not the student.
Ezergrade disables autocorrect, autocomplete, autocapitalize, and spellcheck on every student input field across every test mode. This is called Honest Input™ — and it is active on every live spelling test session. In supervised modes it also watches the screen, detecting and logging the moment a student leaves fullscreen or switches to another app or window. The result accurately reflects what the student actually spelled, unaided.
No other spelling assessment platform names this as a feature. For homeschool parents and co-op teachers who have encountered inflated scores caused by autocorrect, Honest Input™ is the difference between a grade that means something and one that does not.
A live test is only meaningful if the conditions are controlled. Ezergrade's integrity stack is active during every live spelling test session:
Ezergrade cannot detect a physical second device. The honest position: the integrity stack stops the most common real-world sources of inflated spelling scores and surfaces every exit event for teacher judgment. See the full features overview for details on each integrity control.
Because the integrity stack and live monitoring are this robust, the live test doesn't stop at the classroom door. A student home sick, traveling with family, or testing through a school closure or snow day opens a browser, enters the class code, and joins the same synchronized test as everyone else — same word, same moment, same rules.
Distance doesn't weaken any of it. Honest Input™ keeps autocorrect and spellcheck off on the remote device, the teacher sees the remote student's answers as they're typed right alongside the in-room students, fullscreen exits and tab switches are flagged in real time, a disconnect shows on the dashboard within seconds, and Secure Mode means a remote student can't slip out and back in without the teacher approving the return.
For fully remote groups — a virtual co-op, distance learners, or a class spread across households — the same setup runs the whole test remotely: every student synchronized, every screen monitored, one grade record at the end.
Ezergrade supports four test modes from the same word list. Choosing the right one depends on your teaching situation:
Every mode is saved to the same grade record. The same word list can be run as a live class test in one group and as a homework assignment in another — results are stored together, by student, for every session.
Ezergrade is built for Grades 1–8 core, with optional early phonics support for Kindergarten through teacher-led audio dictation.
Ready to run a live synchronized spelling test with your class? See Ezergrade pricing — one annual plan covers live tests, homework mode, automatic grading, and a unified grade record for every student.