See Proctor AI at work

18 short clips recorded from the product, from uploading a class of answer sheets to the report card at the end.

• AI marking on a handwritten answer sheet - A handwritten answer page marked by Proctor AI, with red-pen ticks, circles and margin notes on the student's own writing. Every mark sits next to the line it is about, so a teacher can check it at a glance.
• Upload a whole class as one PDF - A single scanned PDF of a class's answer sheets is added to an assignment. Proctor AI splits it into students by their cover pages, so nobody has to scan papers one by one.
• Fix a misplaced page in the page organiser - When a scanned page lands with the wrong student, drag it onto the right student's strip. The page organiser shows every student's pages side by side before grading starts.
• Match answer sheets to the class roster - Papers are matched to students by roll number and name. Anything Proctor AI is unsure about goes to a short needs-review queue instead of being guessed.
• Build a test with marks and expected answers - Draft a test question by question, with the marks for each and the answer you expect. Proctor AI grades against this scheme, so the marking follows your rubric, not its own.
• Grade every submission from the assignment page - Start grading for the whole assignment and watch each paper's score appear as it is graded. Teachers can open any paper while the rest of the class is still being marked.
• Bulk grading, four papers at a time - Bulk grading runs several papers in parallel, so a class of forty is marked in minutes. Progress, scores and anything that needs a second look show up as it goes.
• One student's report: marks and the reason for each - A single student's report with per-question marks, why each mark was given, strengths and what to improve. This is what the teacher reviews and what the student sees once marks are released.
• Class report with the hardest questions and a reteach plan - The class report shows the average, the spread of marks, which questions the class found hardest and a plan for what to reteach. It is built from the graded papers, not typed up by hand.
• Spot copied answers with the integrity check - The integrity check flags students whose answers match too closely and quotes the matching passages as evidence. The teacher decides what to do; nothing is accused automatically.
• What students see in the student portal - The student portal shows each student their grades, strengths, areas to improve and progress over time. Students see results only after the teacher releases them.
• Handle a student's re-evaluation request - A student asks for a re-evaluation of one answer and the request waits for the teacher's decision. The teacher sees the answer, the original mark and the student's reason in one place.
• Give the agent your timetable, units and marking schemes - Upload a timetable, unit documents and marking schemes to the knowledge base. The agent uses them when it builds tests, grades papers and answers questions about your classes.
• Ask for a chart of class results in the chat - Ask the agent a question about your class and it answers with a chart built from the real grades. No spreadsheet export or formulas needed.
• Teacher dashboard: class health and students at risk - The teacher dashboard shows class health, the grade distribution and which students are slipping. It updates as new papers are graded.
• Needs you today: the teacher's daily briefing - A short briefing of what needs the teacher today: papers waiting to be graded, upcoming due dates and students who are falling behind.
• Generate report cards as PDFs - The agent writes a report card from a student's graded work, ready to download as a PDF. Comments are drawn from the actual marks and feedback, so each one is specific to the student.
• School admin: teachers, AI usage and grading activity - The institution dashboard shows the teacher roster, AI grading usage this month and grading activity across the school, so an admin can see adoption without asking each teacher.