Review written answers with AI assistance
Use AI-assisted scores and remarks for open answers, review the suggestions, and release results when grading is ready.
Use AI scoring as a first draft. Review the answer, suggested score, and remarks before students see the result.
Before publishing, check each open question’s expected answer and points. Clear criteria give you a consistent basis for reviewing both student work and AI suggestions.
After students submit, open the exam results and use the AI scoring action for open questions. Scoring runs as a queued job; wait for completion before reviewing the updated results.
Check whether the response answers the question, whether a different but valid explanation deserves credit, and whether the remarks support the assigned score. Adjust scores and remarks where necessary.
Suppose a student explains a process correctly using different terminology from the expected answer. Check the reasoning before accepting a lower AI-suggested score. This is an illustrative example, not a measured claim about grading accuracy.
Open-question exams keep results hidden initially. Release them after review. Students use the same exam link and their score code to see their own result.
Use AI-assisted scores and remarks for open answers, review the suggestions, and release results when grading is ready.
A practical teacher checklist for reviewing AI-generated exam questions, answers, distractors, difficulty, and point values before publishing.
Start with your teaching material, review the questions, and share one student link.
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