Rubric Driven Grading Assistant-AI-Based Grading Tool

Example

A teacher uploads a rubric for a persuasive essay that includes categories for thesis statement clarity, argument support, and grammar. Each category is assigned a maximum point value.

Scenario

The Assistant then precisely evaluates student essays, ensuring that feedback and scores are directly tied to the rubric’s criteria, thus maintaining consistency and fairness in grading.

Example

For a research paper, the rubric specifies detailed criteria for source credibility, integration of evidence, and analysis depth.

Scenario

After evaluation, the Assistant provides scores for each category along with specific suggestions for improvement, such as recommending more credible sources or deeper analysis of evidence, enhancing the learning experience by guiding students on how to improve their work.

Example

A teacher uses the !mod command to adjust the grading for a student with an individualized education plan, allowing for additional leniency in certain categories.

Scenario

This function allows for the customization of grading practices to accommodate diverse learning needs, ensuring that all students are graded on a scale that reflects their individual abilities and learning plans.