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Knowledge Atlas
Practice that leaves a map behind: strong topics lit, weak ones marked, the rest still uncharted.
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- Type
- Learning platform
- Question types
- 8, with maths and figures
- AI
- None — readable rules
- Technology
- Laravel 12Tailwind 4Alpine.jsMySQLKaTeX
Knowledge Atlas (জ্ঞানের মানচিত্র) is an MCQ practice platform for learners in Bangladesh, from Class 6 to BCS, designed like an old manuscript atlas. Teachers and coaching centres open studios, bring their own question banks, run classes and see where each class is weakest.
01Challenge
MCQ practice usually ends with a score and nothing else. A learner finishes a paper knowing they got 14 out of 25, but not which topics cost them the marks or what to do next. Teachers who set weekly tests face the same blank: a column of marks, and no picture of the class.
02Approach
Every answer feeds a per-topic mastery figure, and the subject is drawn as a chart: strong topics turn gold, weak ones get a red mark, unpractised ones stay faint. The advice after each paper comes from a small set of readable rules, not AI. Papers are graded on the server, so the answer key never reaches the page, and nobody needs an account to start — a guest's progress carries over when they register.
Teachers get a studio: question banks with the same editor the platform uses, classes that students join with a six-letter code, set papers with results and CSV export. Banks stay private to a studio's classes unless the creator publishes them to the free library with an ownership declaration.
03Result
A working platform with a sample library of about 300 original questions from Class 6 to BCS, eight question types including formulas, figures, passages and matching, light and dark themes, full keyboard control in the quiz, a moderation queue for reported content, and 59 automated tests.
