Written work comes back with comments, and the student revises and resubmits it.
Alma's learning engineers build each assignment around the kind of work people produce in the field, for students at a university or employees at a company. It is graded against a rubric your faculty or experts approve.
- A typical three-credit course
- About 30 graded assignments
- Graded against
- Your rubric, or one you approve
- Feedback
- Quotes the student's own words
- After feedback
- The student revises and resubmits
The student hands in a draft, reads the comments, and hands it in again.
Step 1
Reads the brief and the rubric
The assignment says what to produce and what it will be graded against. Where you choose, a template gives the student a structure to start from.
Step 2
Writes and submits
The work is handed in inside the course, in your LMS. The page says so when it goes to an AI grading assistant.
Step 3
Gets comments back
The comments quote the student's own words and name what is missing.
Step 4
Revises and resubmits
The student changes the draft in response and hands it in again.
The comments say why points were lost and what is missing.
The instructor sees a score in the gradebook
Each assignment's score goes to the gradebook in your LMS.
A grade to confirm, where you chose that
Where an assignment is set to AI-graded and human-confirmed, a person on your staff reviews the grade and adjusts it where needed.
Any student's progress, while the course runs
Your instructors or program leads can open any student's progress while the course is running.
Short assignments and long projects are built and graded the same way.
Projects and capstones
Longer pieces of work are built and graded the same way: a brief, a rubric you approve, comments, and revision.
Grading is your choice, per assignment
AI-graded and human-confirmed, fully by people, or fully by AI. For a company, the rubric is the standard your experts set.
How the work is graded, and other work that counts.
Grading options
Who grades each piece of work, against which rubric, and where the score goes.
See grading options
Scored simulations
When the work to grade is a live conversation, scored against a rubric.
See scored simulations
Structured discussions
When the written work is a post. Every post gets a considered reply, from the course's AI teaching assistant and from classmates.
See discussions
Book a demo and bring an assignment you already set.
We will show a piece of written work coming back with comments, then talk through the assignments in your course.