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Marking Interface

We recommend Chrome on a laptop for the marking!

To access marking, paste your marking link into a browser.
Enter your email address and click continue to open the marking screen.

Scripts are displayed in a scrollable view.
You will see your assignment eg. 10 scripts from a total of 205 pupils.
You can click anywhere on the interface to jump to specific questions (e.g., question 2).
The system allows you to navigate through all responses for a single question across different students.
You can move between questions easily (e.g., from question 2 to question 3).
Vertical scrolling is available to view full responses.

3. Mark Scheme and Marking Process

The mark scheme is accessible by hovering over it to display a tooltip.
Tooltips provide a quick reference while marking.
Enter marks and press enter or click the button to save.
After saving, the system automatically advances to the next question.

4. Color-Coded Status Indicators

Green: Question has been marked.
Grey: Question has not been looked at yet.
Red: AI has identified an issue requiring human review.

5. AI Issue Detection & Human Overrides

OCR (Optical Character Recognition) Issues

Red flags indicate problems with text recognition.
These are commonly caused by crossed-out text or poor handwriting which the AI struggles to read accurately.
When OCR issues are present, human marks override AI marks.

Judging Issues

These occur when the AI was inconsistent in evaluating a script compared to others.
This requires human confirmation of the mark.

The Human Override System

Most of the time, human marks will not override AI marks.
When there is a flagged issue (red), human marks override the AI mark.
The system lacks confidence in AI marks when issues are detected.

6. Audio Comments Feature

You can leave audio comments on student work.
Comments are summarised in feedback given at the question level, not the pupil level.
Click anywhere in the script to leave an audio comment.

Updated on: 24/04/2026

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