Can I edit the feedback before it reaches learners?

Yes, and you should. Every score, comment, and summary is editable, so you can adjust a mark, shorten a point, or change the tone before anything is shared.

Do I have to provide a rubric?

No. Without one the assistant drafts criteria from your task description for you to confirm. With your own rubric, every learner is scored against the same confirmed criteria, and a marking scheme with expected answer points works too.

What file formats can I upload?

PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, and images such as JPG and PNG. Scanned documents and photos are read with text recognition. You can also paste text straight into the page.

Assignment Feedback

Rubric-based feedback for every learner, ready for your review.

Assignment

Describe what learners were asked to do.

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Task

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Rubric

Upload a marking scheme, paste one, or draft it from the task.

Submissions

Add every learner's work as a file or pasted text.

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Add at least one submission.

Grade a batch of submissions

Every learner receives a scorecard against your rubric and feedback written to them.

Describe the assignment
The task text helps the feedback stay close to what was asked.
Add the rubric
Upload the marking scheme or paste it. Check the criteria once, then every submission is graded against them.
Add the submissions
Files and photos are converted to text before grading. Names are filled in from the file names and can be edited.

How rubric-based feedback works

1.Describe the assignment and add your rubric as a file or pasted text, or let the assistant draft criteria from the task. You confirm the criteria before anything is graded.
2.Upload every submission, including scanned pages and photos. The text is recognised first, so you can see what will be graded.
3.Open each learner's scorecard and feedback, edit what needs your judgement, then copy it for the learner or export a class CSV.

Why the draft is a starting point

The assistant writes from what is on the page. It does not know that a learner has been stuck on one concept for weeks, that a late submission was agreed in advance, or how your department words a borderline grade. Treat every scorecard as a first pass to edit rather than a grade to forward unread, and keep the final decision yours.

Questions about AI-drafted feedback

Can I edit the feedback before it reaches learners?: Yes, and you should. Every score, comment, and summary is editable, so you can adjust a mark, shorten a point, or change the tone before anything is shared.
Do I have to provide a rubric?: No. Without one the assistant drafts criteria from your task description for you to confirm. With your own rubric, every learner is scored against the same confirmed criteria, and a marking scheme with expected answer points works too.
What file formats can I upload?: PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, and images such as JPG and PNG. Scanned documents and photos are read with text recognition. You can also paste text straight into the page.