Question 1

How do I print the Essay Feedback Report?

Accepted Answer

This video walks you through the steps to print the feedback report for an essay you've uploaded to EssayGrader. We explain how to navigate to your dashboard, select an essay, and find the print feedback option. It's a straightforward process that will help you export the report as a PDF.

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Step 1: Click on the name of the student whose feedback you want to print.

Step 2: Click on the ellipsis button first, and then click on Print feedback.

Step 3: Under Destination, choose the printer option you would like to use and then click the Print button.

Question 2

Home page updates

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In this video, we're excited to walk you through our new homepage redesign for EssayGrader 3.0. We’ve incorporated our signature purple aesthetic and created two distinct sections for easier navigation. We encourage you to explore features like grading essays, creating rubrics, and accessing your dashboard.

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Question 3

How does the feedback report in version 3.0 work?

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This video walks through the updated feedback report in EssayGrader 3.0. We show you how to navigate your uploaded essays, view rubric-aligned highlights, edit feedback, and explore tools like AI detection and grammar analysis to support student improvement.

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EssayGrader 3.0 offers a streamlined interface for viewing and editing essay feedback, making it easy for educators to provide detailed, rubric-aligned responses to student writing. Here's a walkthrough of the updated feedback report features.

Accessing Your Essays

After logging in, you'll see a dashboard displaying all the essays you've previously uploaded. Click on any essay to open it in a new tab, where you'll be presented with the full feedback report.

Navigating the Feedback Report

The feedback report displays the essay on one side and a detailed feedback panel on the other. Highlights in the essay correspond to specific areas of the rubric, making it easy to see where each piece of feedback applies.

Rubric-Based Highlights

Structure: For example, if the structure section is scored 2 out of 4, all related highlights in the essay will be labeled with a matching indicator (e.g., “1” for Structure).
Development: Similarly, indicators like “2” may relate to development, allowing you to quickly locate and assess relevant comments.

Each highlighted section ties back to a rubr

Question 4

How do I pause my subscription?

Accepted Answer

We get it - there are times where you are not grading and need to take a break from EssayGrader. We've added the pause functionality to help with this.

Only monthly plans can be paused at this time. Yearly plans are already discounted based on average usage.

To pause your plan, follow these steps:

Pause section of the account page

Question 5

How do I interpret the results of the AI detection tool?

Accepted Answer

To interpret the key details of a detection results page note the following:

Outcome: This provides the overall assessment of whether the text is more likely written by a human or AI, based on the analysis.
Detection Summary: The percentage indicates the likelihood that the text was written by AI. It also shows how many sentences were flagged as likely AI-written versus the total number of sentences.
Burstiness Score: Measures the variation in the complexity of the text. Lower scores often indicate human writing, while higher scores might suggest AI involvement due to consistent patterns.
Detection Breakdown: Lists sentences (if any) identified as AI-written. A higher number of flagged sentences increases the likelihood that AI was used.

Users can use this information to assess the extent of human or AI involvement in the text.

Question 6

How do I export the feedback for a single essay?

Accepted Answer

This video walks you through the process of exporting feedback for a single essay using EssayGrader. We cover different export options, including Google Classroom and PDF formats, and show you how to select the specific reports you want. It's important to note that you can choose whether or not to hide grades during the export.

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Step 1: Click on the ellipsis in-line with a specific student. You will see the options to export to Google Classroom or to PDF.

Step 2: To export the essay to Google Classroom, click on Export to Google Classroom.

A modal will appear where you can customize the report to include the feedback report, error report, or hide the grades by clicking on their respective checkboxes.

You can also click on View to see what the report will look like in a Google Doc.

Next, click on Export.

You will receive the success message Export complete, and can either close the message or view the Google Doc with the feedback that was exported to Google Classroom.

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