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Presentations and art are open-response types: the AI grades against a rubric, and the steps are the ones on Create a writing or essay assignment. Read that page for the procedure. Here is what changes.

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What you upload

  • Presentations take slide decks and documents: PDF, PowerPoint, and Google Slides picked from Drive. Comments land by slide or section rather than on a line of text.
  • Art & Design takes documents and images: JPEG, PNG, HEIC and the other image types, or a PDF portfolio.
  • GradingPal doesn’t look for handwriting in slides or artwork, so a scanned handwritten piece is better set up as writing.
  • Neither takes video or audio. For a recorded presentation, use Video & Audio.

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How to word a rubric for work that isn’t text

Write each criterion as something the AI can see in the file. “Uses contrast to direct the eye” can be judged from an image; “presented confidently” can’t. Put delivery and process criteria in a rubric you score yourself, or ask for a short written reflection alongside the work and grade that as writing.
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Last updated 19 September 2026

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