Answer recognition
Setting up tests
Create a test: Title, class, type of test, weighting and grading scale.
Questions from a photo: A photo of the blank test and the mark scheme; GraidLens prepares a draft for you to check.
Question bank: Save questions you made and reuse them.
Mark scheme check: Points out criteria that can be read in more than one way, before you start marking.
Types of test: Fixed rules per type of test, for example whether spelling counts. The mark scheme always takes precedence.
Dry run: Let a few students be marked first to test the mark scheme.
Duplicate a test: The same test for a parallel class or next year.
Word template: Download a Word template of the mark scheme to fill in.

Rubric & approval
Marking
Reading handwriting: Reads handwritten and typed answers from photos. You always see what was read.
Score with explanation: A suggested score per question and a short explanation why.
Per student or per question: Mark one student completely, or one question for the whole class.
Grouping identical answers: Similar answers are listed together and scored in one go.
Certainty per suggestion: You see where GraidLens is unsure and start there.
Approve together: Approve suggestions with 85% certainty or more with one button. Always your click.
Consistency check: Points out similar answers that got a different score.
Handwriting per student: If you correct what was read, GraidLens learns from it for that student's later tests.
Dictate feedback: Speak a remark; GraidLens turns it into tidy text that you can edit.
Several pages: A submission can consist of several photos.
Uploading without a connection: Uploads wait while you're offline and continue afterwards.

Class overview & export
Grades and analysis
Grading scales: The Netherlands (1–10), Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, or percentages.
Try a different pass mark: Move the pass mark and see straight away what it would do to the grades.
Test analysis: p-value and item-rest correlation per question, Cronbach's alpha and the standard error of measurement per test.
Grade list per class: All approved grades of a class, with weighting, as an overview or CSV.
Student record: Each student's results across several tests.

Try it on your next test.
Create an account, set up a test and let GraidLens mark a few students. The first time, mark them yourself as well and compare.
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