This app allows students and parents to submit answer sheets for Shinkenzemi courses by taking photos with their smartphones. It supports submission for elementary, junior high, and high school courses, with estimated return times for graded assignments and tests.
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7.28
May 21, 2026
一部機能を更新しました。
7 issues
App crashes after scanning multiple pages (requires restart)
Photo recognition stops mid-scan (around 9% completion)
5 requests
Smoother and more reliable photo authentication
In-app notification for test result returns
This app is a dedicated submission tool for Shinkenzemi students and parents. It allows you to take photos of answer sheets for 'Akapen/Correction Assignments', 'Mock Exams', and 'Rehearsal Tests' using your iPhone or iPad and submit them.
This app supports the submission of answer sheets for all courses: Shinkenzemi Elementary Course, Shinkenzemi Junior High/Integrated Junior High School Course, and Shinkenzemi High School Course. For elementary course answer sheets, please have a parent take the photo and submit.
Graded assignments and tests submitted through the app will be returned online to your member page or within 'Assignment Submission/Goal Setting' after being received by 'Zemi'. For 'Akapen/Correction Assignments', it takes about 3 days for elementary and junior high courses, and about 4 days for high school courses. Mock exams take about 10 days, and rehearsal tests take about 7 days (excluding Sundays and holidays).
The app recommends using a camera with a resolution of 8 megapixels or higher. While the app does not collect personal information like GPS location, device IDs, phone books, or photos/videos stored on your smartphone, it does transmit usage history, environment information, and identifiers to Google Analytics for service verification and improvement.
Yes, this app is free to use. It is a service provided for students and parents enrolled in specific Shinkenzemi courses.
