Learnosity support
Solve Learnosity Assessments Fast
Learnosity powers assessments inside Pearson, McGraw Hill, Cengage, and many publisher platforms. FastSolve handles every Learnosity question type in place.
Updated May 2026
Question types
Which Learnosity question types does FastSolve solve?
FastSolve detects the question type automatically and formats the answer for the right input.
| Question type | Supported |
|---|---|
| MCQ (single & multi) | Supported |
| Cloze (fill-in) | Supported |
| Cloze with drop-down | Supported |
| Cloze with drag-and-drop | Supported |
| Math response (LaTeX) | Supported |
| Numeric input | Supported |
| Order list | Supported |
| Match list | Supported |
| Long text / essay | Supported |
How it works
How do you use FastSolve on Learnosity?
- 1
Open the publisher assessment
Whether it's a Pearson, McGraw, or Cengage course, the Learnosity player loads in an iframe. FastSolve detects it automatically.
- 2
Double-click the Learnosity question
FastSolve identifies the question type from Learnosity's data attributes and auto-fills the right input — including the MathQuill math editor.
- 3
Submit and continue
The publisher LMS sees a normal answer submission with no extension fingerprint.

Social proof
What students say about FastSolve
FastSolve works across Learnosity and every major LMS. These are verbatim reviews from its Chrome Web Store listing.
“I've been using FastSolve Chrome Extension for a bit now and honestly it's super fast and really easy to use. You literally just double click a question and it gives you an answer almost instantly, which is kinda crazy. It works on a lot of different types of questions too, not just multiple choice. What I like most is how lightweight it is; it doesn't slow down my browser at all and everything feels smooth. The answers are usually accurate and helpful, especially when I'm stuck or just need a quick explanation.”
Chrome Web Store review
“This extension actually surprised me. I installed it just to try it out and it solved a few homework questions instantly.”
Chrome Web Store review
“Dope tool! Easy peasy to use and pretty quick. Faster than using co-pilot for Edge as well.”
Chrome Web Store review
- Questions solved
- 50,000+
- Average accuracy
- 98%
- Average response time
- < 2s
Pricing
How much does FastSolve cost for Learnosity?
Start free with 10 solves a day. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited solves across Learnosity and every supported LMS.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 solves per day — no credit card required. |
| Pro | $9.99/week · $19.99/month · $99/year | Unlimited solves, every question type, and dual-AI routing. |
Invisible mode
What proctors and Learnosity can — and can't — see
Works inside any LMS that embeds Learnosity — Pearson MyLab, McGraw Hill Connect, Cengage, and many institutional custom platforms.
Handles Learnosity's Cloze, drag-and-drop, math, and long-form question types.
Compatible with publisher analytics — FastSolve looks like normal user input.
FAQ
FastSolve on Learnosity: FAQ
Learnosity is the assessment engine behind a long list of publisher platforms — Pearson, McGraw Hill (Connect, ALEKS Reading), Cengage (MindTap, WebAssign), Macmillan (Achieve, Sapling), Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Kortext, and many institutional LMS deployments. If your assessment uses Learnosity, FastSolve handles it the same way regardless of host.
Most Pearson MyLab Math, MyLab Statistics, and Mastering courses use Learnosity for the assessment engine — FastSolve supports those fully. A small number of legacy MyLab products use a different proprietary engine; coverage there is improving but not full. Mastering Chemistry and Mastering Biology are well-supported.
Yes. McGraw Hill Connect's adaptive assignments and Cengage MindTap's quiz player both use Learnosity under the hood — FastSolve auto-detects the embedded Learnosity player and works inside any course built on those platforms. WebAssign assessments embedded in MindTap also work.
Yes. Learnosity math response uses MathQuill — the same editor used by Knewton Alta. FastSolve formats the answer in LaTeX and writes it into the editor character by character, handling fractions, integrals, exponents, matrices, and chemical equation notation.
Yes. Learnosity's Cloze (fill-in), Cloze with drop-down, Cloze with drag-and-drop, order list, match list, and hot-spot question types are all supported. Each format has dedicated handling — Cloze fills each blank with the right token, ordering reconstructs the right sequence, and matching maps pairs correctly.
No. Learnosity-based publisher analytics track question attempts, time spent, hints used, and answer correctness — not browser-extension input. FastSolve fills inputs the way normal keystrokes do. The publisher dashboard shows a clean attempt with no extension fingerprint.
For Learnosity-powered assessments, yes — because FastSolve sees the actual question with all its embedded media (images, formulas, audio prompts) directly in the DOM. Chegg requires you to find a matching question in their database (often unavailable for adaptive Learnosity questions). ChatGPT loses the question's media context when you copy text only.
FastSolve Chrome Extension — install and setup guide
Add FastSolve to Chrome and set it up in under a minute, then start solving questions for Learnosity in place.
Other supported LMS platforms
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