On-Screen Marking of Subjective Answers — Precise, Transparent & Digital

In modern online exam environments, multiple choice questions alone aren’t enough. Subjective questions—essays, diagrams, mathematical derivations, long-form answers — require careful evaluation. Our On-Screen Subjective Marking module lets instructors and examiners handle such assessments entirely online, with full control, transparency, and security.

Key Features & Capabilities

• Upload Student Solutions
  Learners can submit answers by uploading PDFs, scanned scripts, or handwritten sheets captured via camera.

• Grading via Examiner Interface
  Teachers / evaluators get a dedicated interface with tools for viewing, marking, annotating, adding remarks, and scoring per question.

• Rubric-Based & Parameterized Scoring
  Structured marking guidelines: break down each question into parts / parameters, assign scores, provide comments where needed.

• Multiple Submission Formats Supported
  Supports long‑text, diagrams, formulas, mixed media — all in a flexible digital environment.

• Accessible across Devices
  Students can submit via web browser or app; examiners can mark from desktop interfaces for clarity and precision.

Why It Matters

• Removes the need to print and physically distribute exam scripts.

• Facilitates faster grading turnaround and reduces logistical hassles.

• Ensures fairness and consistency via rubric‑based evaluation.

• Adds transparency: students can see marks and feedback directly.

Security & Integrity

• Secure upload channels so submissions are not tampered with.

• Controlled access for examiners, with permissions to view / edit only what they’re authorized to.

• Traceable marking – timestamps, evaluator identifiers, version control.

Ideal Use Cases

• Reports and essays in academic exams

• Diagrams or sketches in science, engineering, and art courses

• Mathematical derivations or multi‑step problem solving

• Assignments or projects submitted online

How It Works — Workflow Snapshot

1. Student uploads the completed work (PDF, image, or scanned document)

2. Examiner opens the script via the marking interface

3. Rubric / scoring parameters are displayed to guide assessment

4. Examiner enters marks for each parameter + overall grade; adds comments where needed

5. Results + feedback published in student dashboard

Integration & Compatibility

• Fully integrated into the broader online exam system so that objective and subjective questions coexist in the same exam.

• Works with question bank module, results dashboards, and reporting tools.

• Compatible with mobile / desktop usage, for both students and examiners.

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