Marks, and changing one you disagree with
For Teachers · Parents
When a student submits a quiz it is marked straight away — objectively where it can be, against a stored rubric where it cannot. The student sees their score without waiting.
Every proposed mark records who marked it and how confident the marking was, so an unreviewed one is identifiable at a glance.
A teacher can re-mark any single answer. Doing so stamps it as teacher-marked and recomputes both the attempt total and the mark in the register.
Practice a student sets themselves is never in the register at all.
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