How do you start using AI marking as a new teacher?
Start with one class and one task you already need to mark. Prepare a rubric, success criteria and a bank of comments in your own wording,…
Read moreStart with one class and one task you already need to mark. Prepare a rubric, success criteria and a bank of comments in your own wording,…
Read moreThe fastest way is the connect, mark, review flow: connect or upload a whole class of essays at once, let JeddAI draft marks and feedback against…
Read moreA workable rubric lists the criteria you actually judge, gives each one three to five clearly separated performance levels, and describes each level in observable terms…
Read moreSetting up JeddAI for your first assignment means picking one real task, entering the rubric, success criteria and comment bank you already use for it, adding…
Read moreYou review and edit JeddAI's draft feedback by treating it as a first draft, not a final verdict: read each comment against the student's work and…
Read moreStart with one low-stakes formative task you were going to mark anyway. Enter the rubric or achievement standard you actually apply, add success criteria in student…
Read moreYou review and edit JeddAI's draft feedback by reading each comment against your rubric and success criteria, checking it fits the evidence, adjusting tone and wording,…
Read moreYou mark a whole class in one continuous workflow: set up your rubric, success criteria and comment banks once, load or connect the full class set,…
Read moreTo build a comment bank in JeddAI, create a bank, group it by criterion or skill, and add the comments you write most often so they…
Read moreOpen each draft, check the scores and comments against your own rubric, then edit anything that misses the mark before you approve it. JeddAI drafts feedback;…
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