One workspace for every written assignment.

Exams, open assignments, process writing, exit tickets and lesson tasks, all in one place. Gradr is a tool for the whole assignment, not just a locked writing space.

Students write in Gradr, the teacher gives feedback in the same platform, and everything is still there for the next lesson.

Exams, exit tickets, process writing and lesson tasks grouped by status, in locked mode or open
Every task at a glance: exams, exit tickets, process writing and lesson tasks, in locked mode or open.
The student's text with the teacher's comments alongside

Process writing, with the feedback alongside.

The student keeps writing with the teacher's comments beside the text. The feedback is still there at the next lesson, the text develops over several drafts, and the whole process is saved in Gradr.

The student's writing space in an open assignment

Open assignments.

Long writing assignments in open mode, with all of the class's assignments in one place. The teacher gives feedback in the same platform the students write in.

An exit ticket in Gradr
Locked mode switched on for the exit ticket

Exit tickets and lesson tasks.

The short ones work just as easily: an exit ticket at the end of the lesson or a lesson task, in locked mode with a single toggle.

A tool for the whole assignment. Not just a locked writing space.

Exams

In open or locked mode, with preview, points and accommodations per student.

Open assignments

Long writing assignments and process writing, where the text develops over several drafts.

Exit tickets and lesson tasks

Short tasks in locked mode, switched on with a single toggle.

Study tests

Question sets per focus area, put together from the class's answers and feedback.

A feedback suggestion waiting for the teacher's approval

Feedback on every assignment.

Whatever the kind of assignment, the AI agent suggests feedback based on the teacher's instructions and criteria, and the teacher approves every comment before it reaches the student.

Assign proctors.

Under Access, add a colleague and choose Proctor the exam. The proctor can monitor the exam while students write, while only you and your co-teachers work on the assignment itself.

Co-assess together.

Share the assignment with a colleague as co-teacher and work on it together: assess your students’ texts and give feedback in the same assignment, without sending documents back and forth.

Questions and answers

About the Assignment Workspace.

Can I assign proctors to my exams?

Yes. Under Access on the exam, add a colleague and choose Proctor the exam. The proctor can monitor the exam but not change the assignment itself.

Can several teachers co-assess the same assignment?

Yes. Whoever created the assignment can share it with a colleague as co-teacher. You then work on the assignment together and can co-assess the students’ texts.

What is an assignment workspace?

An assignment workspace is Gradr's way of bringing every written assignment together in one place: exams, open assignments, process writing, exit tickets and lesson tasks. Students write in Gradr, and the teacher gives feedback in the same platform, supported by the AI agent.

Is Gradr just a locked writing space for exams?

No. Exams can be held in locked mode, but the same platform is also used for open assignments and process writing, for exit tickets and lesson tasks, and for analysis and planning after the assignment.

Can students do process writing in Gradr?

Yes. The student keeps writing with the teacher's comments beside the text. The feedback is still there at the next lesson, the text develops over several drafts, and the whole process is saved in Gradr.

Can Gradr be used for exit tickets and lesson tasks?

Yes. The same environment works for the short ones: an exit ticket at the end of the lesson or a lesson task, in locked mode with a single toggle.

How does the teacher give feedback on the assignments?

The AI agent suggests formative feedback based on the teacher's own instructions and criteria, and the teacher reads, edits and approves every comment before it reaches the student. Teachers who prefer can also write the comments themselves.

Where are students' texts stored?

With Hetzner in Finland, within the EU. The texts are never used to train AI models.