Question 1

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 2

Why is my upgraded subscription not showing?

Accepted Answer

If you recently upgraded your EssayGrader subscription but the changes are not reflected in your account, try the following troubleshooting steps:

1. Log Out and Log Back In

Sometimes, refreshing your session can resolve the issue. Try logging out of your EssayGrader account and then logging back in to see if your upgraded subscription appears.

2. Verify Your Email Address

Make sure you are signed in with the correct email address associated with your upgraded subscription. If you have multiple accounts, double-check that you’re using the one linked to your purchase.

3. Allow Some Processing Time

Subscription updates may take a few minutes to process. If the upgrade does not appear immediately, wait a short while and try again.

4. Contact Support

If the issue persists, reach out to our support team via chat support or email us at support@essaygrader.ai, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Question 3

Home page updates

Accepted Answer

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 4

How do I create a new class manually?

Accepted Answer

This video walks you through the steps to manually add a class under the teaching tab. We demonstrate how to create a new class, including naming it, providing a description, and entering the number of students. This process is essential for staying organized and keeping track of your different classes

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Step 1: Click on Teaching, and then click on Classes from the dropdown.

Step 2: Click on the New class button to create a new class.

Step 3: Start by naming your new class. You can also add information about the class such as a description and the number of student. Next, click the Create class button.

Step 4: You will be able to see the new class you have created in your library of classes. If you want to edit, delete, or grade essays in the class, click on the name of the class.

Question 5

Handwriting recognition and PDF parsing improvements

Accepted Answer

In this video, we're excited to share the enhancements we've made to EssayGrader's handwriting recognition feature. Based on customer feedback, our AI now recognizes more challenging handwriting thanks to our partnership with Amazon AWS. Let us walk you through the process of uploading a handwritten essay and show you how the grading works.

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Question 6

How do I regrade essays?

Accepted Answer

You may regrade essays that have already been uploaded. The video below walks you through the process of regrading an essay that has already been evaluated. In it, we demonstrate how to access the graded essays on your dashboard and show you the steps to adjust the score and feedback. An additional step-by-step explanation follows the video below.

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Step 1: Click on the ellipsis inline with the essay you want to regrade. Then click Re-grade.

Step 2: A modal will appear where you can change the rubric and grading intensity, but the default values will be what was previously selected.

|| Note: Currently, the easy, normal, and strict grading intensities change the tone and vocabulary used in the feedback. It does not affect the scores given.
|| * Easy is designed to give more encouraging feedback that is easier to read feedback for elementary students.
|| * Normal is geared towards feedback for middle school.
|| * Strict is for a high school/college audience.

Then click Re-grade.

Step 3: You will see the feedback that the essay is successfully queued to be regraded.

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