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Grading that doesn’t eat your evening.

Post an assignment from a lesson, a course, or a live class. Students submit a link, an upload, or notes. Then grade in a side panel built for speed: a private rubric, AI-drafted feedback you edit and publish, Save & Next to fly through the queue, one-click reminders for stragglers, and a CSV export when you're done.

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One workflow, three names

Assignment, project, or test — same flow.

Pick the kind when you create it. Students submit, you grade — the panel adapts, the muscle memory doesn’t change.

Assignment

A single deliverable — homework, an exercise, a worksheet. The everyday checkpoint.

Project

A longer, multi-step deliverable with a repo, doc, or design link and a longer due window.

Test

An offline exam graded out of N points — capture the score and feedback in one place.

Draft the feedback with AI. Keep your voice.

The most repetitive part of grading is writing the comment — for every single student. Click Draft feedbackand we write a specific, ready-to-edit note from the brief, your rubric, the student’s submission, and the score you just entered. You always review and edit before it reaches the student — it just kills the blank box.
  • Reads your rubric — feedback is scored against your criteria, not a generic template
  • Matches the score — no lavish praise on a low grade, no nitpicking a near-perfect one
  • Plain, editable text — tweak a line and publish
  • Works on quizzes too, for subjective answers
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dashboard › assignments › grade — Maya Bisht

Score

8 / 10

Feedback

Draft feedback

Strong grasp of the core approach, and your working is easy to follow. Two of the edge cases in step 3 are missed — revisit the boundary condition we covered. Clean presentation overall.

Publish gradeSave & next ⌘↵

A rubric you grade against — and the AI does too.

Add a private grading rubric when you create the assignment — one criterion per line. Students never see it. It sits on your grading panel so you grade consistently across a whole cohort, and it feeds the AI drafter so suggested feedback lines up with what you actually care about.
  • One criterion per line — weights, must-haves, common pitfalls
  • Private to you — never shown to students
  • Shown on the grading panel for at-a-glance consistency
  • Feeds the AI feedback drafter automatically
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Grading rubric — private to you

Correct approach & reasoning40%
Working code / complete deliverable40%
Clarity & presentation20%

Students never see this. It guides your grading + the AI draft.

Built for a whole cohort

Grade thirty submissions in one sitting.

Save & Next

Publish the grade and jump straight to the next ungraded student — no returning to the roster between each.

⌘/Ctrl+Enter

Save and advance from the keyboard. Score, comment, save, next — without touching the mouse.

Remind non-submitters

One click sends an in-app + email nudge to exactly the students who haven't turned the work in yet.

Export to CSV

Download an Excel-ready gradebook — one row per student with status, score, and feedback.

Post it where the learning happens.

An assignment isn’t a separate destination. Attach it to a lesson as a follow-up, hang it off a live class for post-session practice, or set it at the course level as a capstone. Submissions all land in one place — /dashboard/assignments — and a graded assignment auto-marks the lesson complete when it passes.
  • Lesson-linked — shows as a follow-up under the lesson
  • Session-linked — attached to a live class, shown in the recap
  • Course-level — a capstone in the Assignments & Projects tab
  • Public share token — students can submit without signing in
  • Annotate submissions inline — mark up a PDF or image
  • Graded above passing → lesson auto-completes
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Where an assignment appears
Course lessonFollow-up; auto-completes on pass
Live classPost-session practice in the recap
Course capstoneIn the Assignments & Projects tab
Share linkSubmit without signing in
RemindersNudge non-submitters in one click
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Give your evenings back.

Start your workspace, post your first assignment, and grade the cohort in one pass — rubric, AI-drafted feedback, Save & Next, done.

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Questions people ask

Can I grade a whole class without going back to the roster each time?
Yes. Save & Next publishes the grade and moves you straight to the next ungraded student, and the same action works from the keyboard with Command or Ctrl plus Enter. You stay in the grading panel for the whole cohort.
Do students see the rubric I grade against?
No. The rubric is added when you create the assignment, one criterion per line, and it stays visible only to you. It sits on your grading panel for consistency and also feeds the AI feedback drafter.
Can students submit work without a login?
Yes. Each assignment can be given a public share token, so students submit through the link without signing in. Submissions still land in the same place as everything else, at /dashboard/assignments.