Grade a writing, presentation or art assignment

Writing, presentations and art share one grading screen, and it’s the one Review and approve grades walks through. Read that for the whole class. Here is what’s on the screen.

The three tabs

Tab	Holds
Rubric Scoring	The total, then a card per criterion: the level bar, the points, AI analysis and its Evidence. Click an evidence card and the passage lights up in the work
Feedback	Overall feedback, any titled sections, and Targeted comments placed on the work
Grammar	The spelling, grammar, punctuation and capitals findings, when the check is on

Comments on the work

Select any text in the student’s work and a pill appears: Add Comment. Choose it, write in the draft card that opens under Targeted comments, and select Comment. Each comment quotes the passage; click the quote to find it in the document. On a slide deck or scanned pages, where there’s no text to select, use Add comment in the Feedback tab and say what you’re responding to. To edit any feedback section or comment, hover it and use the pencil: Edit manually or Edit with AI.

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Last updated 19 September 2026

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​The three tabs

​Comments on the work

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The three tabs

Comments on the work

Related tasks