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Two routes lead to the same place: an assignment with a rubric or answer key that the AI can grade against. Decide first, then follow the route.

Instant or Guided: which to use

Instant grades in one pass. Guided lets you approve each part first.

Choose an assignment type

Eight types, two ways of grading, and when the type locks.

Set up an assignment with Instant

Upload everything at once. About four minutes of your time.

Set up an assignment with Guided

Approve the questions, answer keys and rubric before grading.

Create a writing or essay assignment

Work graded against a rubric.

Create a presentation or art assignment

Only what’s different from writing.

Create a quiz or exam

Upload the paper, approve the questions.

Create a worksheet or problem set

Only what’s different from a quiz.

Create a video or audio assignment

Media limits, before you ask thirty students to record.

Build a rubric

Four ways to start, then edit anything.

Review questions and answer keys

Check what the AI pulled out of your handout.

Set grading rules and feedback

How the AI scores, and how the feedback sounds.

Edit an assignment after setup

Change things once work exists, and what locks.

Assignment settings

Every setting, including duplicate and delete.

Still need help?

Open the Support tab on the edge of any GradingPal screen, or email support@gradingpal.com. To get a fast answer, include:
  • the class name and the assignment name
  • roughly when it happened
  • what you saw on screen, or the exact message
Students don’t have support chat. If you’re a student, ask your teacher.

Last updated 19 September 2026

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