For Teachers
AI-assisted grading for teachers. Score in-class handwritten answers against your own rubric, faster, with your final say on every grade.
Open the studioIn-class handwritten work is some of the most honest work a student produces, and some of the slowest to grade. A single stack can swallow an evening, and the last paper rarely gets the same attention as the first.
Students and parents now expect grades that are fast, consistent, and defensible. A tired grader at 11pm is none of those things.
The Rubric! Studio reads a scanned handwritten answer and drafts a score against your own rubric, criterion by criterion, with a short rationale for each.
You stay in charge. You review the draft, adjust anything you disagree with, and the final grade is yours on every single paper. The tool does the first pass so you can spend your time on the calls that actually need a teacher.
Create a grading job: one question, plus your rubric. Each criterion has a label, its maximum points, and a short description of what earns full marks.
Paste your class roster as simple "Name, Student ID" lines.
Upload the answers as photos or as a multi-page PDF. PDFs are split into one page per answer right in your browser, and images are shrunk before anything is uploaded.
Start grading. It runs in the background, so you can close the tab and come back later.
Review each paper: the scan, the student it was matched to, a transcript of what was written, and a draft score with a rationale on every criterion.
Confirm or override each line, then export the results to CSV. The recorded grade is the one you decided, not what the tool guessed.
The studio reads the name and student ID written on each page and matches it to your roster. When a match is uncertain, it flags the paper for you instead of guessing.
One setup tip makes this work well: ask each student to print their full name (and student ID, if you use one) legibly in the top-left corner of every sheet. You can still reassign any paper during review.
Advanced AI vision transcribes handwritten prose, writes out the math it reads, and notes what a diagram or sketch shows. It works from the page itself, so you are not retyping anything.
Every criterion comes back with a draft score and a short rationale tied to the wording of your rubric, so you can see why a mark was suggested before you accept it or change it.
Because every paper is read against the same criteria, the tenth answer gets the same standard as the first. When a student asks why they earned a grade, you have a rationale tied to the rubric you can show them.
Built for instructors at US high schools and colleges, and for the department chairs and academic leaders who want consistent, defensible grading across every section. It is a consistency aid, checked by you, not a black box that hands out marks.
Keep a class here once (a name and a roster) and the three tools share it. The Syllabus! Planner drafts the course, and each written assessment hands off to this studio as a ready-to-review grading job, questions and rubric already drafted. Pick your class on a new job and its roster copies over, so you skip the paste step.
When you finish reviewing a student's grade, the row offers to draft their recommendation letter in The Letter! Desk, with that graded work carried along as evidence, described in words, never as a raw score. See a sample grading job for one class's whole Plan, Grade, and Recommend story.
Scans are stored privately in your workspace. Grading runs through an AI provider's API under terms that do not use your data to train their models, and we never use student work to train our own.
The Rubric! Studio is FERPA-aware and operates under your institution's direction; you remain the decision-maker on every grade.
Grading is free for every signed-in account, with no page limits.
Any EduFinder member can sign in and start grading right away; there is no waitlist and no application. If you do not have an account yet, you can create one in a minute.
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Grading is free for every signed-in account, with no page limits.
Upload your scanned answers as photos or as a multi-page PDF. Each photo is one page, and each page of a student's PDF is one page; a failed upload is never counted.
Scans are stored privately in your workspace. Grading runs through an AI provider's API under terms that do not use your data to train their models, and we never use student work to train our own. The Rubric! Studio is FERPA-aware and operates under your institution's direction.
No. It drafts a score and a short rationale for each rubric criterion, and you review every paper, adjust anything you disagree with, and decide the final grade. The recorded grade is always yours.
Student answers go in as JPG or PNG photos, or as a PDF that is split into one page per answer right in your browser. Your rubric can be typed in directly or imported from a Word, Excel, or typed PDF file.
Yes. Plan a course in The Syllabus! Planner and each written assessment has a 'Build this in The Rubric! Studio' button that drafts the questions and rubric as a ready-to-review grading job; the curriculum then tracks each job's status, and every job links back. Keep a class in your account and a new job can copy its roster instead of pasting names. And when you finish reviewing a student's grade, the row offers to draft their recommendation letter in The Letter! Desk, with that graded work carried along as evidence.