What is Gradr’s Class Analysis?
Class Analysis is the part of Gradr that analyses the whole class’s answers to an assignment or exam marked in Gradr. The teacher asks questions in their own words and gets answers as a chart, table, matrix or text.
Ask anything about the whole class.
Once an assignment or exam has been marked, Gradr can analyse the whole class’s answers at once.
For example, which grammatical errors are most common, or where the class needs the most practice before the next history exam. Class Analysis works from an assignment or exam marked in Gradr, with every question and all the feedback in it.
28 answers. One picture of the whole class.
Marking shows how each student did. Class Analysis shows what the class has in common: which mistakes keep coming back, which questions cause trouble and what stuck.
Mark as usual
Class Analysis works from an assignment or exam marked in Gradr, with every question and all the feedback in it.
Ask in your own words
The teacher types the question in their own words and gets the answer straight away, as a chart, table, matrix or text.
Take the answer with you
Charts download as PNG and tables as Excel, or go straight into planning the next lesson.
In whatever form you need.
A table to compare, a chart for the big picture, a matrix of the concept areas, or a plain answer when the question is simply why.
- Chart. Results per question or per concept area, as PNG.
- Table. The most common mistakes, sorted by how many students made them, as Excel.
- Matrix. Which concepts are secure, which are getting there and which need practice.
- Plain-text answer. Sometimes you don’t need a picture, just a straight answer to why.
Questions teachers ask.
Understand the results
- What were the most common mistakes on the exam?
- Which concepts are secure, and which need practice?
- Which question went worst, and why?
Find patterns
- Which misconceptions come up across several questions?
- Is it usually the calculation or the reasoning that falls short?
- Which skill is strongest in the class right now?
Plan the next step
- Plan a review lesson based on the results.
- What should we go over before the next exam?
- Make practice tests based on the feedback.
From results to review.
The suggestion is based on what that particular class missed, not on a generic template. It prioritises what most students need to practise and shows how many students each part applies to. The teacher adjusts, removes and adds.
The right practice questions for the right student.
The analysis assistant knows what each student answered and what feedback they received. It puts together practice tests per focus area and shows which students should get which.
- Built on real answers. The questions start from the students’ answers and the feedback in the assignment, not from a template.
- The right paper for the right student. Each paper has one focus, and you can see at a glance which students should get it. A student can get more than one.
- The teacher decides. The teacher goes through the questions and decides what is handed out.
Questions and answers
About Class Analysis.
What questions can the teacher ask about the class?
For example, which mistakes were most common on the exam, which concepts are secure and which need practice, which question went worst and why, or what the class should go over before the next exam.
What do you need to use Class Analysis?
An assignment or exam marked in Gradr. Class Analysis works from every question and all the feedback in it. Charts can be downloaded as PNG and tables as Excel.
What form do the answers take?
A chart, table, matrix or plain-text answer. Charts download as PNG and tables as Excel.
Can Class Analysis help plan review?
Yes. Gradr can suggest a review lesson based on what that particular class missed. The suggestion prioritises what most students need to practise and shows how many students each part applies to, and the teacher adjusts, removes and adds.
Can Gradr make practice tests for different students?
Yes. The analysis assistant knows what each student answered and what feedback they received. It puts together question sets per focus area and shows which students should get which, and a student can get more than one. The teacher goes through the questions and decides what is handed out.
How is student data protected in Class Analysis?
With the same data protection as the rest of Gradr: the data is processed within the EU, is never used to train AI models, and a data processing agreement is included.
The same data protection as the rest of Gradr.
- Processed within the EU
- Never trains on student data
- Data processing agreement included