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p/smartgradeInstantly grade multiple choice tests with your smartphone
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Raphael Baron

SmartGrade - Instantly grade multiple choice tests with your smartphone

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📸📄SmartGrade turns your phone into a multiple choice test scanner. Teachers can grade a whole classroom in only a few minutes, as well as get instant and actionable statistics about students and test questions.

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Raphael Baron
Maker
Hi there, I've been working on SmartGrade for a while and I'm happy to share it with you today!
Robert Zalaudek
Great idea Raphael. My wife has just become a teacher and I'm going to share this with her.
Raphael Baron
Maker
@robert_zalaudek Hi Robert, thanks for the kinds words. I would love to hear her thoughts on it.
Mitchell v. Schelven
Love this! I'm a secondary school teacher and these kinds of apps really make my life easier. What does the in-app purchase include? Some feature ideas: import students/classes from a spreadsheet and maybe the possibility to change the amount answer bubbles (for example only a, b and c, instead of a-e).
Raphael Baron
Maker
@mitchellvs Hi Mitchell, I appreciate the message! The in-app purchase unlocks unlimited scans for a year (the free trial comes with 30 scans). I have been thinking a lot about how to make data intake for students/classes easier from within the app. One interesting feedback I received was about importing/exporting student data from Google Classroom. Do you have any thoughts on that? Having more flexibility on the answer sheet is also something I want to work on as soon as possible. I'm thinking about a variable number of items (instead of a fixed 90), as well as a variable number of alternatives (maybe even with different weights). Thanks! 😃
Gabriel Radic
This looks very elegant and useful. I'd suggest to place the choice bubbles closer to _their_ ordinals, they are now too close to the column at the right.
sam
If you would like to pilot at a school with feedback let me know. Scantrons were actually a pain point with my department heads at the last leadership meeting.