Your script-marking sessions
The script checker page lists the sessions you have opened, newest first. Each row carries the session's name, how many scripts are in it, and where it stands. There are three states, draft, marking and finished, each with its own coloured badge.
How it is done today
In exam season a teacher has four or five batches of scripts on the go. Which batch is finished, which is still running and which was opened and left is not something anybody keeps in their head, so work gets started twice or a batch is forgotten entirely.
How it works
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Your own sessions only
The list is built from your own teacher record, so another teacher's sessions never appear in it.
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State on a badge
Draft, marking or finished shows as a coloured badge on each row, so nothing has to be opened to find out where it stands.
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Script count alongside
How many scripts the session holds sits on the row too, so the size of each job is clear before you open it.
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Paged, not truncated
Twenty sessions come back at a time and the pages go back through the earlier ones, so old work is still reachable.
What runs on its own, what stays in your hands
What happens automatically
A session's state changes by itself as the marking moves on. The teacher never has to update it.
What you control
Which session to open and review is the teacher's decision. The list only reports where each one stands.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
- Private tutors
- Online teaching platforms
Plan availability
- Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
- Standard৳20 per student per month
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
Can you see another teacher's sessions?
No. The list is built from your own teacher record, so only your sessions appear. Opening another teacher's session by its id reports that it could not be found.
How many sessions come back at once?
Twenty at a time, with pages going back through the earlier ones, so a session from last month's exams can still be found and opened.
What does draft mean?
The session exists but marking has not started: the question paper, the rubric or the scripts themselves are still to be added. The state moves on by itself once marking begins.