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Your courses will appear here.
Your courses will appear here.
Upload one PDF of your class’s scanned exams. GradeOptics finds each student, reads their handwriting, and marks every answer against your rubric, so you review finished work instead of starting from a blank page.
For instructors, teaching assistants, and departments. Access is by invitation.
Scan every exam at once. GradeOptics separates the students and matches them to your roster.
Handwritten or typed answers are read in place on the printed paper, beside the original scan.
Upload the question paper and key. The questions, their points, and a rubric for each are drafted for you.
Most of an exam’s setup is read from the files you already have.
Add the question paper and, if you have one, the answer key. One click outlines the questions and drafts a rubric for each.
Scan the class's exams into a single PDF. Each student's pages are found and named for you.
Every answer is marked against your rubric with a short reason. Change a rubric item and the class is marked again.
Approve student by student or question by question, then publish to students or export a CSV.
Work through one question across the whole class for fair, consistent marking.
Similar written answers are grouped and every option is counted, so one decision covers many papers.
Edit a rubric item and every affected answer is marked again, with the change shown.
Invite graders by email. Every mark records who made it: the AI, you, or a named grader.
Students view their graded exam and ask for regrades, which you answer in one place.
Score distributions and per-question results, plus a CSV of approved grades.
Grading starts as soon as the scans are read. Three exams go first as a check, then every other student is graded at the same time, and the work carries on when you close the tab.
Grade a real assignment before you decide.
GradeOptics is invite only. Tell us about your course and your next exam, and your invitation arrives by email; its link creates your account, and after that you sign in here.