What you can use with a class

Augment is made for students, and there are no classroom accounts. Some of it is still useful to a teacher. This page says which parts, and how far they go.

Build a worksheet from the syllabus

You need a free account for this. There is only one kind, made for students, so it asks for your age and subjects like anyone’s.

  • Start from topicsPick a subject and level, tick the topics and subtopics you’ve taught, and narrow by paper, difficulty and question type.
  • Choose how manyUp to 100 questions, spread evenly across the topics or in proportion to how big each one is. They come back in syllabus order.
  • Then adjust by handSwap any question for another like it, remove it, or add questions you’ve picked yourself before you save.

Questions are published for 9 subjects so far, and coverage differs between them. Counted on . See Subjects for what each one has.

Share it by link

Sharing a worksheet gives you a link to post wherever your class looks for work.

  • Each student works in their own accountAnyone who opens the link practices the same questions, in the same order, with their own free account and their own results.
  • The list stays fixedA worksheet is a fixed set of questions, so everyone gets the same one. A question taken down later drops out for everyone.
  • You control the linkStop sharing whenever you like, or change the link so the old one stops working.

Export it as a PDF

Export lays the worksheet out on A4 pages, with the markscheme at the back if you ask for it.

  • Traceable on every pageEach page names the account that exported it, the date and an export reference, with a faint stamp across it.
  • Licensed to youThe license on the first page covers your own study. To hand out printed copies, write to us first at contact@augment-education.com.
  • A limit on exportsExports are capped at 10 an hour and 30 a day for each account.

Free to read, no account needed

These are open to anyone, so you can link a class straight to them.

  • Notes and glossariesA page for each part of the syllabus, and each subject’s glossary from A to Z, for the 14 subjects with notes so far. Start from Subjects.
  • The data bookletsThe Math, Physics and Chemistry booklets, in printed order, with what each symbol means and when to use each formula. The formulas and tables themselves are the IB’s.
  • Grade boundariesRecent boundaries for the subjects we have them for.

What it doesn’t do for teachers

  • There are no classroom or teacher accounts, and no way to see a class’s results.
  • There is no school plan or invoice.
  • Written answers aren’t marked. Students compare their work with the markscheme and mark themselves.
  • A worksheet holds questions from one subject at one level.

Questions

Build a worksheet for your next lesson

Free with an account. Share it with the class by link.

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