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AI-Graded Assignments

Create rubric-graded activities, collect multi-modal submissions, and publish AI-powered evaluations calibrated with your own reference examples — all in one workflow.

3 Modalities 7 Languages RAG Calibrated 3 Criterion Types
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Submission Modalities
Writing, speaking, file upload
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Criterion Types
Score, Binary, Percentage
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AI Coaching Modes
From full formative to scores only
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Languages
EN, AR, ES, FR, HI, ZH, DE
How It Works

4-Step Assignment Workflow

From activity creation to published student results in four straightforward steps.

1. Create an Activity

Set a title, write the prompt, choose the modality (writing, speaking, or file upload), select a rubric, and pick the AI coaching mode. Assign to individual students or groups.

2. Students Submit

Students write in the rich text editor, record audio directly in the browser, or upload a file. Submissions are saved automatically as drafts and submitted when ready.

3. AI Evaluates

The AI scores every criterion, generates per-criterion feedback, and calibrates against the most semantically similar reference examples from your library.

4. Publish Results

The teacher reviews the AI draft, edits any score or comment, then publishes. The student sees the full criterion-by-criterion breakdown with feedback immediately.

Key Features

Built for Serious Assignment Evaluation

Rubric Library

Shared rubrics across all activities in your organisation. Three criterion types give you full control over how each dimension is scored:

Score Quality-based HD→F levels with named performance descriptors
Binary Yes/No — full points or zero, for compliance criteria
Percentage Coverage % converted to points — ideal for reference / citation checks

Global rubrics (platform admins) are available to all organisations. Per-criterion AI guidelines let you add scoring intent beyond the descriptor text.

RAG Calibration

Before evaluating any submission the AI searches your reference library using semantic vector similarity — not keyword matching. The most relevant examples (excellent, good, average, poor student answers or marking guides) are injected into the evaluation prompt as calibration anchors, keeping scores consistent across sessions, evaluators, and time. Add as many examples as you like; the AI always retrieves the most relevant ones for each submission.

AI Coaching Modes

Four distinct modes let you control the depth and focus of AI feedback:

  • Full Formative — deep constructive feedback on content, argument, structure, and language
  • Language Correction — grammar, vocabulary, and style focus only
  • Planning Only — coaches on structure and argument without rewriting or marking language
  • None — raw criterion scores with no narrative; useful for teacher-only review flows

Multi-Modal Submissions

Students can write in a full rich-text editor, record audio directly in the browser (auto-transcribed by Whisper for evaluation), or upload a file. Each modality feeds into the same rubric evaluation pipeline so the same rubric and scoring process applies regardless of how the student submitted their work.

Analytics Dashboard

Track evaluation outcomes across your organisation. See criterion-level averages (with percentage scores for easy comparison), identify your weakest criteria, monitor submission and evaluation rates per activity, and spot patterns across cohorts. Export everything to CSV for offline analysis or institutional reporting.

Multi-Language Support

Write activity prompts and receive AI evaluations in English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Hindi, Chinese, or German. Speaking submissions are transcribed by Whisper with automatic language detection. Each language configuration applies independently to the prompt, the student-facing interface, and the AI evaluation output.

Educator Feedback

What Teachers Are Saying

"The RAG reference examples changed everything. I uploaded three strong essays and two weak ones. Now the AI scores consistently match what I would give — it's not just generic AI feedback anymore, it's calibrated to my standards."

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Sarah Lin
IELTS Writing Instructor, Sydney

"Being able to record audio submissions directly in the browser and have them transcribed automatically meant I could finally run speaking assignments at scale. The AI gives per-criterion feedback even for spoken answers."

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Mohammed Hassan
Language Faculty, Dubai Campus

"The draft-then-publish flow is exactly right. The AI draft saves me 80% of the marking time, I review and adjust anything that needs a human eye, then publish. Students get detailed feedback within an hour of submitting."

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Priya Kapoor
Writing Coordinator, Bangalore Institute
Who Benefits

Perfect For

Writing Instructors

Essay, report, and academic writing courses where rubric consistency and formative feedback at scale are essential.

Language Schools

IELTS, TOEFL, OET, and general EFL/ESL programmes needing structured writing and speaking assignments with fast turnaround.

Higher Education

Universities and colleges running assignment-based assessment where faculty need to maintain marking standards across large cohorts.

Tutoring Centres

Private tutoring businesses that want to offer structured, evaluated homework and practice assignments to their students.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Tasks is student-facing: students submit work, AI evaluates against your rubric, and the teacher publishes the result. Evaluation Studio is teacher-feedback QC: it evaluates the quality of teacher feedback against rubrics. They share the same rubric infrastructure but serve different workflows — Tasks is about grading student work, Evaluation Studio is about standardising how teachers mark and write feedback.

Before evaluating a submission, the AI retrieves your most semantically similar reference examples — excellent, average, or poor student answers, or marking guides — from your library using vector search. These are injected into the evaluation prompt as calibration anchors, so scores stay consistent across different evaluation sessions and evaluators. The retrieval is semantic (meaning-based), not keyword-based, so it finds the right examples even when the wording differs.

Yes. The Rubric Library is shared across all activities in your organisation. When you create or edit a rubric, it becomes available to any activity you create. Global rubrics created by platform admins are available to all organisations on the platform.

Four modes are available: Full Formative gives deep constructive feedback on content, argument, structure, and language — the richest output. Language Correction focuses on grammar, vocabulary, and style. Planning Only coaches on structure and argument flow without rewriting or commenting on language. None returns scores only, with no narrative — useful when you want raw AI scoring for your own review before adding comments.

No. The AI evaluation is always a draft first. The teacher reviews every criterion score and comment, edits anything that needs a human adjustment, and then explicitly publishes. Only the published evaluation is visible to the student. This keeps the teacher in the loop and ensures that AI errors never reach students unchecked.

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