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Homework that marks itself in
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Exams and reports
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Student accounts
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Lessons that mark themselves
Maths pupils can touch, spreadsheets marked by formula and live quizzes played in teams.
Marking on the page
Ticks, scores, stamps and spoken feedback on the pupil's own work, read back exactly as you left it.
Chapters and timed tests
Courses that open a chapter at a time, and tests handed in with no going back.
Marking that feels like marking.
Pupils hand work in from a phone or a photo of their exercise book. You mark on their own page with ticks, a score and a note in the margin, and they read it back exactly as you left it.
Amara Okafor · Science homework
Handed in Thursday 6:42 pm · attempt 2
Why does ice float?
Ice is less dense than water.
Name a solid that melts.
Chocolate, butter and ice.
What is a gas?
Something like air.
Next step: say what the particles are doing.
Filed in Amara's portfolio with your comments
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Fractions worksheet
Year 4 · due Friday · out of 20
- AOAmara Okafor18/20
- LMLeo Martins15/20
- ZBZara BelloNot handed in
- NANoah Adeyemi20/20
- ICIvy Chen12/20
Marks go straight to the gradebook
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