Experiment with AI Grading Assistants

Sep 24, 2024

Grading is time-consuming, tedious, and often inconsistent.

That’s why many professors are turning to AI grading assistants!

These tools can help you cut grading time in half while improving the quality and consistency of your student feedback.

Experimenting with an AI grader increases consistency and decreases time spent grading

Imagine this:

  • You stare at a stack of BMCs, pitches or MVP descriptions.
  • You know your students are anxious for feedback while the work is fresh in their minds.
  • With everything on your plate, you take too long and deliver somewhat generic feedback.
  • You feel guilty.
  • Not because you don’t care, but because you didn’t have time to give each student the thoughtful response they deserve.

Now imagine this from your student’s perspective:

  • They turn in their assignment, excited to improve.
  • They wait a week, maybe more, anxious for feedback on their assignment.
  • When the feedback finally comes, it’s vague and surface-level.
  • Even worse? Their friend got detailed comments and helpful next steps.

Inconsistency like this is frustrating and totally avoidable.


Try Flex, Our AI Grading Assistant

Now imagine delivering detailed, consistent feedback while it’s still relevant.

With an AI grading assistant like Flex, you can:

  • Get an instant draft of feedback for any assignment.
  • Review and edit the feedback drafted for you.
  • Deliver developmental feedback to your students in a fraction of the time.

You stay in control, it’s your voice, your standards, but AI helps get you there faster.

Improve the teacher and the student experience by user an AI tool to make grading more effective

Flex takes care of the tedious parts so you can focus on teaching, coaching, and connecting with your students.

You’re not giving up control—you’re just skipping the blank page.


4 Reasons to Try an AI Grading Assistant

Flex’s grading assistant will help you:

  1. Save Time
    No more hours spent typing out repetitive comments—get a head start on every assignment.
  2. Improve Consistency
    Flex applies your rubrics fairly across submissions, reducing bias and fatigue-related drift.
  3. Reduce the Monotony
    Free yourself from repetitive grading tasks so you can focus on coaching and connection.
  4. Deliver Feedback Faster
    Students get clear, actionable insights while the assignment is still fresh.

Save Time

Save TimeCuts grading time in half by drafting editable feedback.

Increase Consistency

Increase ConsistencyGive students more accurate and fair feedback.

Reduce Monotony

Reduce MonotonyStop repeating yourself ad nauseam and focus on teaching.

Send Feedback Faster

Send Feedback FasterProvide feedback when it’s most valuable and relevant.

Our Grading Assistant Demo

Watch the demo below to see virtual grading in action:

AI grading assistant demo

Take Our Grading Assistant For a Test Drive


Spend Less Time Grading

Use Flex for free in 2024 and spend less time grading and more time teaching.

What’s more, you can use Flex to:

Request an invite and use Flex now!

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