AI grading

Mark against your rubric, in a fraction of the time

Thoth reads each student’s work against your rubric, suggests a mark, explains why and drafts feedback. You check it, change what you disagree with, and confirm. Nothing becomes a grade until you do.

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Faster marking, still your judgement

  • A suggested mark for each question, criterion or strand
  • The evidence from the student’s work behind each suggestion
  • Feedback drafted for the student, ready to edit
  • Every grade confirmed by you
AI Grading
xedu AI grading suggesting rubric-aligned marks and feedback for a submission
xedu AI grading suggesting rubric-aligned marks and feedback for a submission

How it works

Three steps

  1. 1

    Students submit

    Work comes in online, or on paper through scanned answer sheets.

  2. 2

    Thoth suggests

    It reads each answer against the rubric, suggests a mark with its reasoning, and drafts feedback.

  3. 3

    You decide

    Accept, adjust or overrule each suggestion. Only what you confirm becomes the grade.

What you get

What comes out the other end

  • Marks against the rubric

    For MYP, a level from 0 to 8 per criterion or sub-strand. For PYP, against the strands. Points for other courses.

  • Evidence shown

    Each suggestion points to what in the student’s work it was based on.

  • Feedback drafted

    Written comments for each student that you can edit before they see them.

  • Final grade suggestions

    Across a set of work, xedu suggests final grades in your class’s own grading scheme.

  • Language Acquisition phases

    MYP Language Acquisition work is judged against the right phase.

  • You stay in control

    Suggestions are never released automatically. A teacher confirms every grade.

Any curriculum

Works with the course you teach

Criterion-based marking is built for IB MYP (criteria A–D, sub-strands, 0–8 levels) and PYP (subject strands). For DP, IGCSE, British, A-level, American and AP classes, work is marked in points today, and you apply your own grade boundaries.

xedu is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate, Cambridge, Pearson or the College Board.

Questions

Common questions

Does the AI grade on its own?

No. Thoth suggests marks and feedback, and a teacher confirms every one before it becomes a grade.

How does it know what a good answer looks like?

It marks against the rubric attached to the assignment, which you can review and edit, and shows the evidence it used for each mark.

Can it mark handwritten work?

Yes, when students write on the QR-coded answer sheets xedu prints. See paper test marking.

Does it support IGCSE or A-level grades?

Not as grade scales yet. IGCSE and A-level work is marked in points, and you convert to grades.

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