Which guide should I read first?

Start with the guide on checking accuracy. It shows you how to find out whether AI marking is good enough for your papers before you spend time on anything else.

Are these guides only useful if I use evaleasy?

No. They are written to be useful whichever AI marking tool you use.

Where is evaleasy's own marking explained?

The how it works page at /how-it-works explains how evaleasy reads papers, marks each question type and handles anything unclear.

Guides

Guides to marking with AI

These evaleasy guides cover the practical side of marking with AI: checking accuracy, writing answer keys and rubrics, scanning papers and marking a class in bulk. Each one is useful whichever tool you use.

How to test whether AI marking is accurate enough for your papers

Test any AI marking or grading tool on papers a teacher has already marked: pick a hard sample, compare per question, sort reading from judgement errors.

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How to write an answer key a machine can mark from

Write an answer key an AI grader can follow: matching question numbers, accepted alternatives, blanks, marks and negative marking, with a full example.

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How to write a rubric that gives consistent marks

Write rubric criteria and level descriptors that give consistent marks from an AI grader or colleague, with weak and strong examples and a borderline test.

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How to scan and photograph papers so every answer can be read

Get scans and phone photos an AI grader can read: light, angle, focus, margins, pencil, double-sided pages, file formats and page order, for any tool.

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How to mark a whole class in one go

Mark or grade a whole class in one go: get one file per student, name the files, share one key, check the reports and export marks to a spreadsheet.

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Common questions

Which guide should I read first?: Start with the guide on checking accuracy. It shows you how to find out whether AI marking is good enough for your papers before you spend time on anything else.
Are these guides only useful if I use evaleasy?: No. They are written to be useful whichever AI marking tool you use.
Where is evaleasy's own marking explained?: The how it works page at /how-it-works explains how evaleasy reads papers, marks each question type and handles anything unclear.