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QMR is a cloud-based grading platform for educators. Before you can create exams, manage students, or grade answer sheets, you need a teacher account and an organization. This page walks you through signing up, signing in, and understanding how your organization workspace is structured.

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Sign up and sign in

1

Go to qmr.kr

Open qmr.kr in your browser and click the Sign Up button. If you already have an account, click Sign In instead.
2

Choose a sign-in method

QMR supports two authentication options:
  • Email and password — enter your email address and create a password.
  • Google or Microsoft OAuth — click the Google or Microsoft button to sign in with your existing account. No separate QMR password is required.
Signing in with Google or Microsoft is the fastest option. You skip password creation entirely and can sign back in with one click from any device.
3

Verify your email (email sign-up only)

If you registered with an email address, check your inbox for a verification email from QMR and click the confirmation link before proceeding.
4

Your organization is created automatically

The first time you sign in, QMR creates a personal organization for you. This organization is your private workspace — it holds all of your exams, students, and scan history. You can invite other teachers to join it later (see Invite teachers).
5

Access your profile

Your profile is available from the Me section or avatar menu in the dashboard. From there you can review your display name and connected sign-in method.

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How your organization works

Every teacher account belongs to at least one organization. When you invite a co-teacher to your organization, they gain access to the same exam library, student roster, and scan history — there is no need to duplicate exams across accounts. Key points about organizations:
  • Exams are organization-scoped. An exam you create is visible to all teachers in your organization.
  • Students are organization-scoped. Your student roster is shared across all teachers in the organization.
  • Each teacher has their own login. Sharing credentials is not necessary — use the invitation flow to add colleagues.
If you need to belong to multiple organizations (for example, teaching at two different institutions), you can accept invitations from other organizations and switch between them from the dashboard.