What is an assessment (piece of work) in MarkMate
An assessment is any piece of work your class has done that you want to mark, such as a test, an essay, a homework task or a page of classwork. You set it up once for the class. Then you add each student's work, and MarkMate helps you mark it and write feedback.
What an assessment is made of
Section | What it's for | Do I need it? |
Name | So you can find it later, for example "Macbeth essay" or "Fractions test" | Yes |
Attach resource | Mark schemes from your Resources library | Optional, but strongly recommended |
The brief | What students were asked to do, and the learning objective | Optional, but recommended |
Feedback headings | The things you're marking, one heading per question or skill, each with a grade, a mark or feedback only | Optional, but this is where the marking happens |
Context for marking | Your marking style (how feedback is written) and marking notes (anything special about this piece of work) | A marking style is always chosen; notes are optional |
Good to know
Assessments belong to one class. You'll find them on the class's Markbook tab.
The AI also uses the subject and year group from your class settings, so make sure they're right.
The more you tell MarkMate when you set up the assessment, the closer the AI's marking will be to your own
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