See rubric-based grading across subjects, feedback in your teaching voice, and insights that help you decide what to reteach. Choose a time in the calendar and tell us which assignments or workflows you want to explore, for your classroom or school.
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See the grading workflow in the app: set up an assignment, review the assessment, and work with the scores and feedback. Use the recording to get familiar with GradingPal, then bring your questions to a live demo.
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A useful demo should reflect the assignments you use. Tell us which subjects, age groups, and assessment formats matter to you so we can focus the conversation.
See how GradingPal assigns rubric-based scores to supported submissions, including handwritten math working, science explanations, essays, and question-based tasks. Inspect the reasoning behind a score and how the rubric determines the credit awarded. Explore AI grading.
Review comments that connect to the student's response and explain a next step. Explore feedback styles, teacher instructions, and edits that make the comments fit your class. Explore student feedback.
Explore classroom strengths and weaknesses, question-level patterns, and standards mastery tracking. Discuss how teachers could use that evidence to plan a worked example, targeted support, or a follow-up assignment. Explore classroom analytics.
See how a teacher can ask GradingPal to modify rubric scores or feedback and review the resulting changes. The assistant supports the teacher's work inside the app. Explore Ask GradingPal.
For a school conversation, we can discuss more than individual grading. Bring your priorities for teacher workload, useful feedback, shared assessment resources, training, and adoption.
Google Classroom is available now. Canvas and Schoology are available on a school plan. Tell us which platform you use and which roster, assignment, and grade-return workflows you need so we can discuss the relevant setup. Explore integrations.
If standards alignment matters to your evaluation, we can discuss Common Core, NGSS, TEKS, AP, IB, and the school's own criteria. Review the standards resources alongside the courses you teach.
Security and procurement information is available before your meeting. Student work is not used to train AI models; the security page links to the published policies and agreements. You do not need to book a demo to read them.
A few details can make the conversation more useful: the subjects you teach, the kinds of work students submit, the rubric you use, and the feedback process you want to improve. School teams can also bring their integration and documentation requirements. There is no need to prepare a presentation.
Yes. The GradingPal product demo is available on this page. It gives you an introduction to the product before you decide whether to book a live conversation.
Both. Tell us whether you are evaluating GradingPal for your classroom, a teaching team, or a wider institution. We can focus the discussion on that setting.
Yes. GradingPal supports rubric-based assessment of these kinds of submitted work. Let us know which tasks you want to explore, including calculations, short answers, extended explanations, or scanned assignments.
Yes. Canvas and Schoology are available on a school plan. Bring your required workflow so we can discuss access and setup for your institution.
Yes. Start on the free plan without a credit card. Free has a shared monthly submission allowance; paid features and submission limits are explained on the pricing page.
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Use familiar student work to inspect a rubric score, review its explanation, and edit the feedback. It is a practical starting point for your demo questions.