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Accelerator 17 · Education

Rubric grading and feedback assistant

Grades written answers against the teacher's rubric with evidence for every score, writes feedback a student can act on, and leaves the final mark to the teacher.

The problem

  • Teachers spend a large share of their week marking, which is the main reason feedback reaches students late or thin.
  • Marking drifts between teachers and over a long pile of scripts, which is hard to defend when grades are challenged.
  • Students get a number, not what to do next.

What it does

  • Applies the teacher's own rubric criterion by criterion, quoting the part of the answer behind each level.
  • Writes two strengths and two next steps in plain language for the student.
  • Flags answers it is unsure about, possible copying, and off-topic responses for the teacher.
  • Suggests a level only. The teacher confirms or changes every mark; the class view shows common misconceptions.

Paste a question, a rubric and a student answer and get a criterion-by-criterion assessment and feedback.

Live demo: Rubric grading and feedback assistant

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Output

Criterion-by-criterion levels with evidence, a suggested overall level, and feedback for the student.

The demo first calls the Surge in-house AI server and falls back to a hosted open-source model if it is busy. The badge on the output shows which one answered. Limited to a few runs per visitor per day.

How it integrates

In your deployment the accelerator runs inside your environment, behind your single sign-on, and is connected to the systems below. You choose the hosting and the model.

Systems and APIs

  • LMS: Moodle, Canvas, Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams for Education (LTI 1.3)
  • Scanned scripts via OCR / handwriting recognition

Data we need for a pilot

  • Rubrics and model answers for the assignments in scope
  • A set of teacher-marked scripts to measure agreement before go-live

Where it runs

  • Institution's private cloud or on-prem; student work never trains a model

Open-source models we start with

  • Qwen3-class 14B instruct model
  • Handwriting OCR (TrOCR-class) for paper scripts

Walkthrough

A short recorded walkthrough of the rubric grading and feedback assistant: the input, the output and how a reviewer uses it.

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Walkthrough video coming soon

We are recording a short walkthrough of this accelerator. Meanwhile, run the live demo above or book a working session.

Run the education accelerator on your data

In a working session we map it to your process, systems and rules, and agree what a pilot must prove before it goes live.