Exam Question Typing & Review

I need help transcribing a large set of exam questions that appear as images on my screen into a straightforward web form. The pictures contain a mix of maths and science items, and every element on each image—text, numbers, symbols, diagrams, and overall formatting—has to be reproduced exactly. You do not have to solve the questions; the job is purely about precise copying.

You will follow a short step-by-step guide that shows the easy typing codes we use for maths (for instance, typing x^{2} to display x²). A live preview within the page lets you compare your typing with the source image as you go, so any slip-ups can be fixed immediately.

Part of the workload is quality-checking questions that our own software has already converted. Here, too, the mandate is to verify everything, including diagrams and layout. If you come across an image that is blurry, partly cut off, or otherwise unreadable, simply flag it for review rather than guessing.

Accuracy and attention to detail matter far more than speed, and I will provide full training and reference material before you begin.

Deliverables:
• Correctly typed question entries that mirror the original images.
• A clear list of any items you flagged because the source was unclear or the software conversion failed.