📥 Marking Inbox

Every student submission your class has uploaded. The AI marks it was least sure about come first. Agree with them all in one go, or change one mark in one tap.

AI marking is for our own questions and your own work only — please don’t upload official IB exam papers or mark schemes.

How AI marking works

Every student upload is marked by AI against the mark scheme you saved with the worksheet. A card can show these numbers:

  • AI mark — the % score the AI gave, straight from its own mark scheme comparison.
  • Self — what the student ticked as their own confidence in each answer before submitting.
  • Mark — when the student rated themselves, the weighted average (70% AI + 30% self) that goes into the mark book, with the AI mark beside it. This is what shows up in the parent-facing progress reports.
  • Your mark — the mark you agreed or changed. It replaces the others.

What "AI confidence" means

The AI grader also reports how sure it is of its own mark on each question — separate from the grade itself. We collapse those per-question ratings into a single 0-100 confidence number per submission:

  • 85-100 · High The handwriting was legible, the working followed a familiar pattern, the AI is confident in the mark. Rubber-stamp with one click.
  • 60-84 · Medium Some ambiguity — a step was skipped, notation was unusual, or one line was hard to read. Worth a glance.
  • 0-59 · Low The AI is guessing. Photo may be blurry, working may be fragmentary, or a novel solution used. Always double-check these before accepting.

Anything below 60 gets a low confidence chip so it stands out.

Other flags on a card

  • low score AI marked the submission under 40%. Look for a misunderstanding you can fix in one comment.
  • ai self gap The student's own self-rating is at least 25% away from the AI's mark. Big gap = probably a rubric misread by one of the two.
  • resubmitted after seeing feedback/solutions The student saw their marks (students see AI marks straight away) and handed a question in again, sometimes after the mark scheme opened. The resubmission is marked separately; the homework mark stays the first attempt unless you tick "Count best attempt instead" for that homework in the Markbook. "✓ Accept resubmission marks" confirms the new marks in one click without changing the homework mark.
  • more handed in The student handed in more questions after their first hand-in.
  • part handed in Some questions are still to come: the student can add them until the deadline.
  • very fast Fewer than 2 minutes on a 3+ question sheet. Probably clicked through without doing the work.
  • late Submitted after the due date. Late-pass policy is per class.

Tip: the 4pm digest email includes the same flags so you can triage from your phone.

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