Assignments & Grading
File submissions, rubrics, peer review, and grading workflow
Students submit assignments as files. Instructors grade with rubrics or single scores. Peer review with anonymity preserved. Feedback flows back to students with status badges. All integrated with gradebook and analytics.
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Strong grasp of the third law. Add a real-world example for clarity in the next draft.
How Assignments & Grading works, end to end.
Each step is one screen, one decision, one handoff. Designed to feel like the next obvious thing.
Create assignment
Title, description, due date, max marks, rubric (optional). A clean handoff to the next stage.
Students submit
Upload file from any device. Status changes to Submitted. Built to be the part you stop thinking about.
Instructor grades
Uses rubric or single score. Writes feedback. Publishes. Audit-logged, restorable, repeatable.
Students see grade
Status changes to Graded. Marks and feedback visible. Parent portal shows it too. Minimal clicks, maximal context.
What Assignments & Grading gives you
Six capabilities, each shipped on the live product.
Rubric-based grading
Build rubrics with criteria and scoring levels. Grade per criterion. Total auto-calculates. Feedback per criterion.
Peer review (anonymous)
Assign student-to-student reviews. Reviewer and author identities hidden end-to-end. Tabs for To-Do / Submitted / Flagged. Supports rubric or single-score modes.
File attachment submissions
Students upload any file type. PDFs for essays, ZIPs for code, images for art. Instructors download, grade, return feedback.
Status badges for students
Pending / Submitted / Graded / Overdue — visible on student dashboard and course detail. Clear state at a glance.
Due dates with overdue flagging
Set due dates per assignment. Overdue status shown to student and instructor. Configurable late penalty.
Instructor feedback flow
Grade, add text feedback per criterion, attach annotated files if needed, publish. Student sees the grade and feedback in their dashboard.
Everything in Assignments & Grading.
Practical, scannable, no expand-to-see-more.
Flagging for review
Peer reviewers can flag a submission for instructor attention — plagiarism concerns, off-topic, etc.
Multiple submissions allowed
Configure whether re-submissions are allowed until due date.
Max file size per submission
Configurable per assignment.
Bulk download submissions
Instructor downloads all submissions for a class as a zip.
Gradebook integration
Assignment grades roll into the course gradebook automatically.
Comment threads on submissions
Back-and-forth between instructor and student on a submission.
Built for Instructors · Teachers · Students
Common questions.
What file types can students submit?
How does rubric grading work?
Is peer review really anonymous?
Can students see when an assignment is overdue?
Where do grades end up?
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