AI grader for ELA and English teachers

Scores follow the rubric you upload, so a rubric with described performance levels for each trait gives more consistent results than a single holistic number. We do not publish an accuracy percentage for ELA writing. Every score and comment is reviewed by the teacher, who changes what they disagree with before anything is exported or shared with students.

Yes. Upload it as a PDF or a photo, or paste the text. Analytic rubrics with points per trait, holistic 4-point scales, single-point rubrics and simple checklists all work. Examino does not claim alignment with any state or national standards framework; the rubric you import is what defines the score.

Yes. Students or teachers scan the pages with a phone camera through the QR code shown in Examino. Handwriting is read as written, crossed-out answers are left out of the grade, and the scanned page is displayed next to the feedback so you can check anything the AI read. More on scanning in the handwritten grading overview.

Check your district's policy on AI tools first; many allow AI assistance as long as the teacher assigns the final grade. On the data side, Examino is FERPA-compliant, hosted in the EU, lets a student's name reach at most one AI model and bars its AI providers from training on student work. The grade a student receives is the one you validated.

Yes. You can grade 10 papers a month for free, in any subject, handwritten or typed. Standard is $7.50 a month for 100 papers and Plus is $17.90 a month for 300 papers. Details are on the pricing page.

Examino supports LTI 1.3, the standard most learning management systems use for external tools. Outside an LMS, export graded papers to Word or PDF and share them the way you already do.