Adapted from research and used by educators at:
Define your rubric, set your criteria, and score students with auto-generated, personalised feedback. Your own à la carte Feedback Kitchen — any course, any criteria, every student.
Adapted from research and used by educators at:
Built for educators who want speed, consistency, and quality feedback.¹
Define your own criteria and weight them however you like. Add rubric descriptors for all four tiers — Excellent, Proficient, Developing, and Unsatisfactory.
Set percentage weights per criterion. The tool automatically calculates weighted scores, applies late penalties, and suggests an overall grade.
Each student gets a fully assembled feedback block — intro, per-criterion commentary, score, late penalty notice, and a grade-tailored closing paragraph.
Copy feedback to your clipboard, download a formatted Excel workbook with results, rubric, and feedback templates, or print directly to PDF.
Edit every intro and outro paragraph per grade level. Override any score manually. Add personalised comments alongside the auto-generated text.
Build a separate scorer for each course or assessment. Save and switch between them. Export your config as JSON to share with colleagues.
From rubric to ready-to-paste feedback in three steps.
Use the guided wizard to set up your assessment details, define your criteria and weightings, write rubric descriptors for each tier, and customise the grade feedback text. Takes about 10–20 minutes for a new assessment.
Enter the student's details, select a grade for each criterion from the dropdown, optionally override any score, choose a late penalty if applicable, and watch the overall score and feedback assemble in real time.
Copy the feedback to your clipboard and paste it into Moodle, Turnitin, or your institution's grading system. Download an Excel record of the grading, or print to PDF. Hit "New Student" and repeat.
Free. No sign-up. 100% local processing — student data never leaves your device.
🛠 Build a Scorer →¹ Score Automator is adapted from the original Feedback Kitchen tool developed and generously shared by Dr Michael Harker, University of Strathclyde. Redesigned as a browser-based application for use at the University of Waikato, reflecting UW grading policy but adaptable to any institutional context. Developed with AI assistance (Claude / Anthropic · Perplexity · Microsoft Copilot).