Grading, appeals and certificates

✅ Grading queue

In the "Grading" tab → "Grading queue", you see one question for all participants in a row and score them. It's faster, and your standard stays the same for everyone. "Anonymous grading" hides names, and "Ungraded only" separates out the remaining work.

The "Rubric library" builds criterion × level rubrics so essays are graded with one ruler; attaching a rubric to a question, grading with a rubric and the "class-wide curve" are in the "Institute" plan, and reopening a sheet or giving one person an extra attempt is available from "School" up.

🧮 Bulk actions & adjustment

"Bulk actions & adjustment": "Regrade", "Full marks for everyone", "Remove a defective question" and "Class-wide adjustment and bonus" (a fixed bonus, top score = full marks, raising the average to a chosen percentage, or a multiplier). Everyone's score is recalculated instantly.

For a single person, click "Bonus for this person", "Reopen" or "One extra attempt" in that participant's "Paper & grade".

⚖️ Appeals

With "Allow score appeals" turned on in the exam settings, participants get "Appeal the score for this question" next to each question. Appeals arrive under "Appeals" in the "Grading" tab; handle them with "Accept" and a "New score", or "Reject", and the score is recalculated automatically.

🏅 Report cards, certificates and leaderboard

A PDF report card with a score breakdown, and a printable certificate with a code and QR code that anyone can verify online. The "Leaderboard" shows participants the rankings. Details on certificate designs and wording are in the guide "Advanced exams".