Grade

How EXAMIND grades each assessment type, and how to review, adjust, and release results.

How an assessment is graded depends on what's in it — some things are scored automatically, others you grade yourself:

• Auto-graded — most question types are scored the moment a student submits: multiple choice, multiple answer, matching, fill-in-the-blank, journal entry, financial statement, and Excel.

• Graded by you — short-answer questions and Essay assessments are graded manually.

• Simulations — auto-graded when the assessment is linked to a Feedback Machine; otherwise graded by you.

So for a typical exam or quiz, most of the work is done for you the instant students submit, and you only step in for any short-answer questions. Essays and (un-linked) simulations are fully manual.

Whatever the mix, this section covers what happens after submission:

• Results — review scores with analysis views (score distribution, by student, by question), and export the data.

• Grading Adjustment — override individual scores, omit a question, or give full credit.

• Self Review — open a post-assessment window where students can see their results, answer keys, and explanations.