GradingPal brings the assessment process into one place: rubric scoring backed by evidence, individual feedback, standards mastery, and classroom analytics. It grades writing, math, science, short and long answers, handwritten work, slides, and supported recordings. That breadth matters when your teaching involves more than one format or one kind of evidence.
Choose among six feedback styles—Targeted, Glow & Grow, Structured, Sandwich, Actionable, and Socratic—and set language, detail, and teaching instructions. Review the scores and comments before returning them. Students receive specific guidance, while you spend less time drafting each explanation from scratch.
Use approved aligned evidence in the mastery gradebook, and inspect classroom strengths, weaknesses, and recommended next teaching steps. Common Core, NGSS, TEKS, AP, IB, and state resources connect the product to the expectations you teach. Explore standards, student feedback, and classroom analytics.
For departments, the 500-rubric catalog and shared libraries support reusable assessment resources. Google Classroom is available now; Canvas and Schoology are available on a school plan. See GradingPal for schools or explore grading examples.
