Run full digital SAT mocks and targeted homework from one question bank. Students sit two Reading & Writing modules and two Math modules with Desmos built in; you get a scaled score the moment they submit, and see exactly which College Board skills cost them points.
Write Multiple Choice and Student-Produced Response (grid-in) questions, with a passage for Reading & Writing and an image or calculator flag where it matters.
“New mock exam” names the paper, picks a class or a single student and a start time; “Add from Library” fills its modules. Each module keeps its own clock and is locked once the student moves on.
Math modules open the Desmos graphing calculator and the reference sheet; Reading & Writing lets students highlight and annotate the passage.
Answers are marked as they are submitted — section scores and a total on the 400–1600 scale. You can also record a mock taken on paper by entering the Math and Reading scores.
Analytics splits Reading & Writing from Math and places every student in a score band, so you see who is at 1150 and who is pushing 1450.
“Generate Math mock” fills a mock from your Library; where the bank is thin, AI drafts the missing questions for you to accept or discard.
Your first day, in order. Each step links to a short video of the page it happens on.
In “My subjects”, turn on SAT. The subject switcher in the header then scopes classes, rosters, analytics and the join code to SAT.
Classes → “New class”: name it, choose SAT, pick the days, start and end time and capacity, then “Create class”.
Students → copy the SAT CODE (or the link) and send it. Join requests wait for your “Approve”.
Library → Questions: write MC and grid-in questions tagged by module and skill, or send us your material through the Question service. Select a few and press “New assignment” for homework.
Mock Exams → “New mock exam”: name it, choose the class and the start time. “Add from Library” fills it, choose how violations are handled, “Preview as student”, then “Activate exam” and share the access code.
Multiple choice and grid-ins mark themselves. In Grading, edit the auto-drafted feedback and press “Send to student”.
Check the R&W / Math split and the weakest skills, then build a make-up pack from them.
Recorded on the real teacher panel. Each video shows the whole page, then zooms in on every tab and button, clicks it and explains it. Pick a feature from the list to jump straight to it.
Choose the subjects you teach. Each subject gets its own students, classes, library and assignments.
Your daily starting point: what is happening today, what needs you, and shortcuts to everything else.
Run each group: its schedule, roster, homework, materials, analytics and attendance register.
Everyone you teach in one roster: who is asking to join, who is at risk, and each student's full profile.
See every class session, mock exam, homework deadline and personal event in one place.
Post news to classes, parents and students, schedule it for later, pin it, and see who has read it.
Everything you teach from in one place: questions, packs, files, homework and mock exams.
Build full SAT mocks and practice sets, open them to a class with a code, and read the results.
Build word sets, assign them in chunks and see who is actually learning the words.
Mark homework and mock exams: open a submission, check every answer, write feedback and send it.
How your students are doing as a group: scores over time, weakest topics, who needs attention.
Every Settings tab: your profile, look, notifications, security, teaching defaults, join code, parent reports, billing, team, SAVAD Library and connected apps.
Good to know: Module 2 is not adaptive in Savad: every student gets the same second module.
Good to know: Scaled scores are a linear estimate from raw scores, not an official conversion table.
Book a demo and we set up your subjects with you. A two-week free trial starts after the call — no credit card.