Review an AI-graded answer script page by page
The graded script screen shows a teacher every page image of one script next to the marks the AI proposed for each question, the reason behind each mark, and warnings such as blank or missing pages. Nothing is final here: the teacher compares the pages with the marks and decides what stays and what changes.
How it is done today
Even when the AI proposes the marks, a teacher needs to see where each one came from. Checking a paper script against a separate list of marks means flipping pages back and forth, hunting for the page a given answer is on, and it is easy to miss that a script has a blank or missing page.
How it works
- 1
Open a script from the session
From the session's script list, click any student's script. Scripts that need review show their own status.
- 2
See pages and marks side by side
Page images on one side, the AI's mark and short reason for each question on the other, so each mark can be traced to the answer that earned it.
- 3
Check the warnings
Signals such as a blank page, a missing page or handwriting that does not match appear on the script itself, for the teacher to confirm or dismiss.
- 4
Change marks where needed
From the same screen, move on to correcting criterion scores and comments, or to annotating the script.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
Plan availability
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
What does the graded script screen show?
Every page image of the script, the proposed mark for each question and the total, a short reason for each mark, and warnings such as blank pages or mismatched handwriting.
Can students see this screen?
No. In ClassTablet the review screen is for the teacher running the script-checking session. Students do not see the AI's proposed marks or its reasons here.
What if an AI mark looks wrong?
While reviewing a script the teacher can change the mark and comment for any question. The teacher's mark is the one that stays on record.