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Lessons From An AI Grading Tool Already Assessing Millions of Students By Erik Ofgang published 18 November 24 In India, a nonprofit is using a simple AI grading tool to provide feedback to more than 50,000 students per day, providing potential lessons about scalability and accuracy standards in AI grading.
AI Is Getting Better At Grading. Should Teachers Use It To Grade? By Erik Ofgang published 16 July 24 AI grading tools can now match human accuracy and consistency in certain topics and situations putting the spotlight on the ethics of machine grading.
Scientists Compared ChatGPT Writing Assessments to Human Assessments. Here’s What They Found By Erik Ofgang published 2 July 24 Human teachers provided better assessments than ChatGPT but AI was closer than expected and even better in certain ways.
