The Average Student Does Not Exist

A look into student individuality in higher education

Recent updates to help with urgent remote assessment needs (responding to COVID-19)

At Gradescope, we’re dedicated to our users and want to support you in prioritizing the health of your communities. Many of you have asked for guidance on how to quickly adapt your…

7 Dirty Secrets of Grading

It’s no secret grading isn’t fun.

Teachers of all stripes say one of the most stressful, even maddening, parts of their job is assessing their students’ work, especially if they want to do so fairly and accurately. It’s just plain hard to be equitable in…

AI grades AI

by Pieter Abbeel

Grading is about carefully teasing apart student answers to assess and give feedback on…

4 tips for running a large university class

Guest post by Chris Jeng

Recently, Berkeley EECS classes have been expanding a lot in capacity. For example, CS 70, the Discrete Math course at Berkeley, has grown from 150 students to over 700 students over the…

Feature Announcement: Question and Rubric Statistics

Gradescope Redesign: Creating a habit-based user interface

The design story behind my first stab at a…

Gradescope Joins Turnitin

We are excited to announce that we have decided to join Turnitin!

Our entire team is staying together, and we are excited to accelerate the development of Gradescope under the Turnitin umbrella. Our users can expect the exact same speedy, high-quality…

The Future of Grading

Ask anyone who’s been a teacher or a TA — grading is the most painful part of their job. It ties you down to a stack of paper, takes forever, and requires a lot of effort to give fair and personalized feedback to students.