GradeWithAI grades math homework and tests turned in to Google Classroom, including photos and scans of handwritten work. It checks each step, gives partial credit by your rules, and says in its feedback where the work went wrong.

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Homework, quizzes, and unit tests, typed or photographed.
Sign in with Google and approve Classroom access. Your courses and turned-in work appear in the sidebar.
Pick the math assignment, enter the max score, and choose or generate a rubric with your partial-credit rules. To send grades back, create or repost the assignment from GradeWithAI.
Edit anything you disagree with, then send scores and feedback to Classroom.
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Yes. Photos and PDF scans of handwritten work are read step by step. If a photo is blurry or cropped, check that student's score before you send it.
You set the rules in your rubric or custom instructions, for example 2 of 3 points for a correct setup with an arithmetic slip. Each step is checked against them, and the feedback says where points were lost.
Yes, for short-answer and paragraph questions. Forms keeps scoring multiple choice; GradeWithAI grades the written answers and can send the scores to Classroom.
Elementary arithmetic through AP Calculus and college statistics. Put the course and grade level in your rubric or custom instructions so feedback matches what you taught.
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