Building a scalable Excel program for the data-driven MBA — Why ExPrep is building this Excel is a highly sought-after skill among employers, and for a good reason. Data analytics is becoming fundamental to the daily operations of most companies. Without data to back up a decision, it is difficult to pitch ideas without the support of a model proving your assumptions. Even if the…

Through ExPrep’s updated and integrated platform, creating, grading, and communicating course materials for students can now be done much more efficiently through the use of a Learning Management System (LMS) integration. After semesters of hard work spent manually grading your spreadsheets, you finally decided to integrate your homework into ExPrep…

How ExPrep enabled GoingVC to deliver on their promise for creating world-class venture capital content and give them a platform to make their classes scalable. — Key Takeaways GoingVC introduced Excel into its training model to enhance the weekly lectures with interactive assignments. ExPrep allows GoingVC to efficiently combine two critical aspects of learning: Modeling Skills and Feedback. ExPrep was able to provide a scalable solution for GoingVC to automate grading, content management, and feedback across all cohorts.

With student-level access, you can control access to your spreadsheets, create multiple versions, and manage when a student begins an assignment. — In a previous post, we mentioned that the team is rolling out features from our professor’s wishlist. It’s an exciting time because we get to share new features with our community and hear their feedback on the platform. …

Give students a time limit to complete their assignments, without any additional work to your spreadsheet. — Since we are getting near the summer, we’ve begun integrating features requested through professor wishlists throughout the year. One feature that was highly requested was the Exam Timer.

Using ExPrep to automatically flag cheating, Professor Newberry can incorporate more assignments in Excel with peace of mind. — According to the International Center for Academic Integrity, a study conducted by Dr. Donald McCabe uncovered that 95% of the surveyed students admitted to cheating on a test or homework. For professors utilizing Excel, this is concerning. Without the help of technology, plagiarism is nearly impossible to identify in Excel…

With less time grading assignments and administering grades, Professor Butz is free to focus on his students with ExPrep. — One of the most significant obstacles restricting business professors from leveraging assignments in Excel is the time commitment to grade them. Professors can spend over 30+ hours a semester to grade assignments and often use office hours, a time dedicated to meet with students, for grading.