Reviewing scanned work
How to review handwritten exams against the original pages
Upload the handwritten work for an assessment with a rubric. grAider reads the pages and drafts scores and feedback. If a comment seems at odds with an answer, check the handwriting before deciding whether to change the draft.
Request a demo by emailFind the line in the scan
On a wide screen you can scroll through the pages while keeping the grading panel in view. On a phone, scroll past the pages to reach the scores.
See what grAider read
Open “Inspect Recognized Text” beneath the relevant page. Compare the word, number or symbol in the transcription with the handwriting just above it.
When a minus sign changes the score
Student work and draft feedback
The question asks for the temperature after a drop of 5 °C from 2 °C. The student writes “−3 °C”, but the recognized text reads “3 °C”. The draft gives 0/1 and says the sign is wrong.
Your decision
You can see the minus sign on the scan. You change the score to 1/1 and replace the comment with “Correct: the temperature falls to −3 °C.”
Frequently asked questions
Which files can I upload from my computer?
Use PDF, DOCX, PNG, JPEG or WebP. If one student’s paper spans several pages, put them in one PDF to keep them together.
Can I correct the transcription of a student’s paper?
The recognized text on the review screen is read-only. If a reading error affected a criterion, edit its score and feedback using the original work.