Grading with AI
Grade maths exams with AI
In maths the grading work is not in the final answer but in the working. ToetsTester reads handwritten work, compares it with your answer key and proposes a score per step. You check and adjust.
Where the grading work in mathematics really is
Partial credit per step
Your answer key decides which steps earn points. ToetsTester proposes a score per step, so a student with an arithmetic slip in step three keeps the points for steps one and two.
Handwritten work
Students write maths by hand. Scan or photograph the exams and ToetsTester recognises the work and lines it up per question.
The same mistake thirty times
See at a glance which exercise goes wrong most often and which mistake keeps coming back. Useful for the exam debrief and your next lesson.
How it works
- 1Upload your answer key, or build it on the platform.
- 2Upload your class's exams: scans, photos or digital files.
- 3ToetsTester proposes a score and feedback per question.
- 4You check, adjust and share the feedback with your students.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about grading mathematics with AI
ToetsTester recognises handwritten work, including common notation such as fractions, powers and roots. When handwriting is unclear you always see the original scan next to the proposal, so you decide.
Yes. Your answer key describes how many points each step is worth. ToetsTester follows that key and proposes partial credit, even when the final answer is wrong.
ToetsTester is built for open questions and worked solutions. You can include multiple choice, but that is not where the time savings are.
Further reading
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