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Generate a marking rubric with AI and use it to mark: in Paperhint the rubric arrives with the question paper and every answer sheet is scored against it, the same way for every student.
Most rubric generators — or marking-scheme, or evaluation-criteria tools — hand you a table and stop. The marking is still yours, sheet by sheet, and the criteria drift by the fortieth paper.
In Paperhint the rubric is not a document. It is the thing that scores every answer sheet, identically, and the teacher approves the result.
When Paperhint drafts a question paper, the rubric comes with the answer key. A teacher can also write or edit a rubric for any paper. What makes it different from a standalone rubric generator is what happens next: the photographed answer sheets are scored against that rubric, every student read the same way, and the teacher reviews and approves the marks. The rubric does the marking rather than sitting beside it.
Draft a question paper and the rubric is drafted alongside the answer key, per question.
For a paper set outside Paperhint, the teacher writes the rubric, or edits the drafted one.
Photographed answer sheets are marked against the rubric, the same way for every student.
Review, adjust, approve. Then the marks are recorded to each student.
A tool that drafts marking criteria for an assessment. In Paperhint the rubric is drafted with the question paper’s answer key, and is then used to score the answer sheets — it is not only a document.
Yes. Write it, or edit the drafted one, and every sheet for that paper is marked against it.
Every answer is scored against the same rubric in the same way for every student. The teacher reviews and approves before any mark is recorded.