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Draft feedback against your own rubric, then approve or rewrite every word. Built by a full-time professor. The slow part of grading is not deciding the grade. You know that in seconds. The slow part is writing the fourth version of the same paragraph, for the nineteenth student, at eleven at night. Scorae drafts that paragraph against your rubric. You read it, change what you want, and move on. Nothing reaches a student that you have not approved. It works where you already grade: Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle and Google Docs. Anywhere else, highlight the text and press Alt+G. It grades by your standards. Tell it your rules once, in plain words, and it follows them on every grade: spelling does not count below 3rd grade, a missing counterargument costs twenty percent, a drawing that was asked for has to be there. The grade stays yours. This is now a FREE resourse for all teachers Corey Christen, PhD Full-time professor. Adult Education. Former Dean of General Education.
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