GradeThis.ai
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about AI-assisted grading, instructor control, institution rollout, pricing, data handling, and exports.
Questions that come up first
Answers to the questions instructors and administrators usually ask first: what GradeThis grades, who stays in control, and how to start.
See a sample review workflowWhat is GradeThis.ai?
GradeThis.ai helps educators review written assessments with AI-assisted scoring suggestions, instructor review, feedback, and exports.
Does GradeThis grade final answers or reasoning?
GradeThis is built for written work, so instructors can review setup, method, intermediate work, evidence, partial credit, and final answers instead of treating the answer alone as the whole assessment.
Can instructors override AI?
Yes. AI suggestions are reviewable. Instructors can approve, adjust, rerun, add notes, or override grading decisions before results are finalized.
Can students receive feedback?
GradeThis is designed to turn reviewed grading evidence into feedback that explains what was correct, where reasoning broke down, and what to practice next.
Can institutions see learning gaps?
For institutions, we usually discuss roster setup, roles, department structure, assessment volume, audit history, exports, and support needs.
Does it support handwritten or written work?
Yes. GradeThis is built for written work and show-your-work assessment. Submission processing includes rasterizing, OCR, student identification, and page matching before grading review.
How is student data handled?
Student and assessment records are scoped to organizations, departments, courses, and sections. Access depends on the user's role and permissions.
How do educators and institutions get started?
Individual educators can start grading free. Institutions can book a demo to discuss assessment volume, roles, rosters, exports, and support needs.
Can students under 13 use GradeThis?
Yes, with verifiable written consent from a parent or guardian. In line with the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), a student under 13 can use GradeThis once a parent or guardian provides written approval. Without that consent, accounts are limited to users 13 and older. Parents, guardians, and institutions can reach us at [email protected] with any questions.
Ready to see the workflow?
Start free with one assessment, explore examples, or talk with the GradeThis team about an institution rollout.