AI marks. You decide.
AI grades each answer against your rubric and suggests a mark for your review. Students see AI-generated grades only after a teacher or another authorised reviewer has reviewed, approved and published them.
Every answer graded against your rubric.
The AI reads each answer on its own, with the criteria you attached to that question. It marks to your standards and to the marks you set for each criterion.
Against your rubric
Your rubric defines the grading criteria, performance standards and marks assigned to each criterion.
A mark for every question
Each question gets its own proposed mark, so you can see where the total came from and change any part of it.
Written feedback
Every AI-marked answer comes with written comments, which you can edit or replace before the student sees them.
AGAINST YOUR ANSWER KEY
For short answers, numbers and gap-fills
Short answers are read against the answer you gave. Gap-fills and numbers that match your key, or fall within your tolerance, are marked straight away. Set the question to AI and an answer that misses the key is read by the AI, so a right answer worded differently is not marked wrong.
- YOUR ANSWER KEY
- nucleophilic substitution
- STUDENT WROTE
- a nucleophile substituting for the leaving group
Accepted
SIMPLE QUESTIONS COST NOTHING
Objective questions are graded instantly at no additional AI-marking cost.
Multiple choice, true or false and choose-several are marked the moment they are submitted. Gap-fills, numbers, maths and click-the-spot answers that match your key are marked the same way. Answers marked this way do not use your AI-marking allowance.
- Multiple choice
- Choose several
- True or false
- Gap-fills
- Numbers
- Maths
- Click the spot
Choose the AI grading level for each question.
Switch AI marking on or off for your school or for one course. Then choose the effort for each question: none, light, standard or maximum.
THE FOUR LEVELS OF EFFORT
- NoneYOU MARK IT
- Light
- Standard
- MaximumHIGHEST LEVEL
WHERE YOU DECIDE, IN ORDER
- Your schoolSwitch AI marking on or off
- One courseSwitch it on or off for one course
- One questionChoose the level of effort
Turn it off entirely
A course, or a single question, can be marked entirely by hand. AI is never forced on anything.
Flags work that needs human review
When the AI is unsure of an answer, or finds it ambiguous or off-topic, it still suggests a mark but flags the whole paper for manual review, so you check it before anything is published.
Nothing is published automatically
AI marking never reaches a student on its own. A person has to approve and publish it.
A ceiling per course
Cap how much any one course may spend on AI marking each month, or leave it open.
You can review and change every AI-generated grade.
Change the mark on any question or on the paper as a whole, and write your own comments next to the AI's. Every change is recorded with your name and the time, and an override of the overall result records why.
- A queue of what needs you
- Change any mark
- Add your own comments
- Approve answers one by one
- Every mark change: who and when
- Published marks lock, and a change needs a reason
How Edova handles grading interruptions.
Marking relies on outside AI services, so every problem they can cause has a planned response. In none of them does a student see an error.
The AI service is unavailable
Edova moves down a list of alternatives instead of failing the marking run.
Your wallet runs out
Marking quietly waits. The student sees no error and no delay message.
You top up, or the month turns over
Marking starts again by itself once a top-up arrives or next month’s allowance does, and picks up where it stopped.
Marked questions are not marked again
A resumed run picks up where it stopped. A question that already has its mark is not marked, or charged, a second time.
Nobody has to remember to start it.
Handing in triggers the marking, and it happens in the background. The student is told their work is in and can carry on with something else.
- Starts on its own, and students never wait
- Scans and handwriting are read at hand-in, where enabled
- Illegible work is not guessed at
- Every run is recorded
Spend less time grading and more time teaching.
AI suggests the grades and you keep the last word: no grade reaches a student until it is published. Attach your rubric and publish. When work comes in, each written answer is waiting with a proposed mark and comments, and anything the AI was unsure of is already flagged.