GradeAssist VS GradeCopilot

GradeAssist Pricing

GradeCopilot Pricing

GradeAssist

• Smart Annotations: Analyzes text based on the teacher's rubric to pinpoint successes and areas for improvement.
• Grade Breakdown: Calculates a final grade estimate based on the rubric and provides a detailed breakdown.
• Playback Writing: Replays the student’s writing process to identify revisions, struggles, and potential AI use.
• Plagiarism Check: Built-in feature to promote academic integrity by checking for plagiarism and citations.
• AI Writing Detection: Integrated tool to help discern human-written vs. AI-generated text.
• LMS Integration: Works as a Chrome extension within Google Classroom, Docs, Canvas, and D2L.
• Custom Rubric Integration: Adapts grading based on the teacher's specific rubric criteria.

GradeCopilot

• AI-Powered Grading: Automatically analyzes student submissions to suggest grades.
• Automated Feedback Generation: Provides detailed feedback on grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and content understanding.
• Teacher Control: Allows educators to review, edit, accept, or reject AI suggestions.
• Guidance Input: Teachers can provide specific instructions or rubrics for the AI to follow.
• Multiple Submission Support: Handles various file types for assignments.
• Batch Processing: Grades multiple submissions simultaneously.

GradeAssist Use Cases

• Grading student essays efficiently.
• Providing detailed, personalized feedback on writing assignments.
• Checking student work for plagiarism.
• Detecting the use of AI writing tools in student submissions.
• Analyzing student writing processes.
• Ensuring consistent grading based on rubrics.
• Saving time on grading for teachers.

GradeCopilot Use Cases

• Grading essays and research papers quickly.
• Providing consistent feedback across a large number of student submissions.
• Reducing teacher workload related to grading.
• Assisting educators in identifying areas for student improvement.
• Streamlining the grading process for various assignment types (e.g., personal narratives, research papers).

GradeAssist FAQs

• How is GradeAssist different from ChatGPT?

  GradeAssist is specifically designed for essay grading with rubric integration, plagiarism/AI detection, and consistency. ChatGPT is a general-purpose chatbot that requires prompt tweaking, lacks integrated academic integrity features, and may provide less consistent feedback for grading purposes.
• How does GradeAssist know the grading criteria?

  GradeAssist adapts to your unique rubric. You provide the criteria (specifically the level 4 section), and it analyzes student work based solely on that information, ensuring personalized and relevant grading.
• How accurate is the grade estimate provided by GradeAssist?

  The grade estimates generated by GradeAssist are designed for precision and are typically within ±5% of the final grade assigned by the teacher.
• Doesn't using AI for grading introduce more bias?

  GradeAssist aims to be objective by using only the criteria and grade level provided by the teacher. While acknowledging potential AI biases, the system undergoes rigorous testing, and the platform emphasizes that teachers remain in control of the final assessment.
• Will GradeAssist replace teachers?

  No, GradeAssist is designed as a tool to enhance a teacher's ability to provide fair and efficient grading. It aims to support educators and reinforce their essential role, not replace them.

GradeCopilot FAQs

• Can Grading Copilot be used for all types of submissions?

  Yes, Grading Copilot can be used for any type of submission, from research papers to personal narratives. Providing a grading rubric will improve the accuracy of the grading and feedback.
• Is the feedback provided by Grading Copilot accurate?

  The feedback quality often depends on the quality of the grading materials provided. The tool is continuously improving, and user feedback is welcomed.
• How long does it take to grade a submission using Grading Copilot?

  Grading takes anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the number of submissions and website traffic.
• Can students cheat by using Grading Copilot to write their submissions?

  No, Grading Copilot does not write submissions; it only provides feedback on work already written by students.
• Is there a limit to the number of submissions that can be graded using Grading Copilot?

  Yes, submission limits depend on the chosen subscription plan.

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