Edexia vs Education Perfect: how they compare for schools (2026)

Education Perfect is where students learn and practise content, across many subjects. Edexia is where students do their classwork, tasks and exams, and where you can see whether the work is their own.

Education Perfect

Lessons and practice, in many subjects.

Lessons and practice tasks from primary to Year 12.
AI star ratings against model answers written by EP.
Monitored assessments that flag leaving full screen.

Edexia

Classwork, tasks and exams, Years 7 to 12.

Set work from the question bank or your own questions.
An optional AI tutor that explains and asks questions back, but can't write the work. You can read every chat.
Writing replay shows how a typed piece came together.
Feedback against your board's criteria, released only once you've checked it.

Feature by feature

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Classwork and the AI tutor

Edexia: Classwork, assessments and exams, typed or handwritten.

Education Perfect: Lessons, practice and assessments.

Integrity

Feedback and marking

Exams and departments

Security

Does it Partly Not described on their websiteChecked 16 October 2026. Tap a row for the detail.

Based on Education Perfect's website as of 16 October 2026. Features change, so check their website for the latest.

Where Edexia goes further

An optional AI tutor that won't do the work

Students can ask it what a question is asking, how to plan an answer or how to make a paragraph better. It explains and asks questions back, but it can't write into their work or give the answer, and you can read every chat.

See how every typed piece was written

Writing replay plays a response back keystroke by keystroke, and every response carries an AI-likelihood signal. Neither one decides anything. Together they give a teacher something real to talk to a student about.

Handwritten work, marked against your criteria

Most of what students write in class and exams is still on paper. Scan it on a phone or laptop, or drop in a PDF of a whole set of exam scripts. Edexia transcribes it beside the original page and drafts feedback against VCAA, NESA, QCAA, SCSA or IB criteria.

The teacher decides every mark, and when students see it

Edexia drafts marks and comments. Nothing reaches a student until the teacher has read it, changed what they disagree with and chosen to release it.

Instructions

20 marks

Explain how the composer represents the tension between individual freedom and collective control.

Response

Orwell positions Winston's diary as the first act of resistance, yet the novel never lets that freedom stand alone. Each entry is written in the knowledge that it will be found, so the act of writing becomes both defiance and surrender.

The Party's control is most visible in language. Newspeak narrows what can be thought by narrowing what can be said, and Syme's enthusiasm for the destruction of words shows that collective control is sustained by willing participants rather than force alone.

By the final chapter the tension is resolved in the Party's favour. The closing line, that Winston loved Big Brother, turns the diary's opening defiance into its opposite.

17/20

AI grade: 17

General

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Response to Question

7/8

A clear line of argument. Push the thesis past what the question already says.

Textual Analysis

6/7

Strong use of the diary. Explain how Newspeak's form shapes its meaning.

Structure and Expression

4/5

Paragraphs flow well. Tighten the closing sentence of each paragraph.

Analytical essay

Year 12 English · 8 submissions

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Student	Submitted	Grade	Status
Oliver Marsh	Mon 9:12am	17/20	Approved
Ethan Brooks	Mon 9:40am	14/20	Approved
Sam Wright	Mon 10:03am	18/20	Needs Review
Lena Kovac	Mon 11:20am	12/20	Approved
Zara Hassan	Mon 1:15pm	16/20	Approved
Grace Lin	Mon 2:48pm	15/20	Needs Review
Priya Sharma	Tue 8:30am	19/20	Approved
Noah Patel	Tue 9:05am	13/20	Approved

How a school uses both

One unit of work, start to finish.

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Edexia

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Learn and practise

Lessons and practice tasks.

Quick checks

Auto-marked short answers.

Set the task

From the question bank or your own questions.

Do the work

Typed or on paper. The tutor helps; it can't write it.

Feedback and exams

You check feedback before it's released, and moderate exams together.

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Education Perfect
Learn and practise
Lessons and practice tasks.
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Education Perfect
Quick checks
Auto-marked short answers.
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Edexia
Set the task
From the question bank or your own questions.
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Edexia
Do the work
Typed or on paper. The tutor helps; it can't write it.
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Edexia
Feedback and exams
You check feedback before it's released, and moderate exams together.

Which one, when

Education Perfect: Choose EP for ready-made practice across many subjects and year levels.
Edexia: Choose Edexia if students using AI to do their work worries you, or you want feedback on handwritten and typed work against your board's criteria, checked by you before students see it.

Common questions

Is Edexia an alternative to Education Perfect?

For classwork, tasks and exams, yes. EP is built for learning and practising content, and a school can keep it for that. Edexia is where students do their work, with an optional tutor that can't write it, and where teachers check feedback before students see it.

Does Education Perfect use AI to mark answers?

Yes. EP's website describes AI-powered answer marking that compares student responses with educator-written model answers and gives star ratings, with feedback returned when the student submits.

Who decides the mark in Edexia?

The teacher. Edexia drafts marks and comments against the task's criteria; every one is the teacher's to change, and the teacher decides when students see them.

Is Edexia free?

Free for teachers with a school email. School and department plans on request.