Guides for faster multiple-choice grading
Step-by-step help for grading multiple-choice tests from photos, working with answer sheets and exam versions, and choosing the right grading tool.
How-to guides
- How to Grade Multiple-Choice Tests With Your Phone (Step by Step)Photograph each student's paper, check the questions the app flags, and download the scores. This guide shows what hand grading really costs you, how four grading methods compare, and every step in Snap AI.Read the guide →
- How to Grade Multiple Versions of a Test Without Mixing Up the KeysForm A and Form B (or Set A to Set D) cut copying, but only if every paper is checked against the right answer key. Here is how to build fair versions, write one key per exam code, and grade a mixed pile by hand or from photos.Read the guide →
- How to Export Test Scores to Excel, Google Sheets or Your GradebookSnap AI gives you a CSV file that opens in Excel or Google Sheets. Here is exactly what is in it, how to open it without broken accents or decimals, and the formulas for matching names, converting scores and finding the questions students missed.Read the guide →
- Is AI Grading Accurate for Multiple-Choice Tests?For multiple-choice and other fixed-answer questions, AI grading accuracy comes down to how well the AI reads each mark. Here is what causes misreads, how to test accuracy on your own papers, and how to keep every score under your control.Read the guide →