Gradescope

Gradescope is a Turnitin product designed to streamline grading and assessment across both online and in class teaching. It supports variable length assignments like problem sets and projects as well as fixed template work such as worksheets, quizzes, bubble sheets, and exams, so instructors can keep using existing materials rather than redesigning assessments. Workflows are built around question by question grading and dynamic rubrics. Students can upload PDFs or photos for many assignment types, and instructors can scan paper submissions when needed. Rubrics are created per question so the same feedback can be applied consistently, and regrade requests plus data export help close the loop after release. For open response grading, Gradescope includes AI assisted grading features like answer groups that let staff review similar answers together to reduce context switching. It also supports programming assignments that can be graded automatically with an autograder or manually with inline comments, and the platform mentions code submission support from GitHub and Bitbucket. Analytics and assignment statistics provide per question and per rubric views so instructors can spot concepts that need reteaching. Collaboration tools allow multiple staff members to grade within the same course, and institutional plans add capabilities such as LMS integration, single sign on, and admin dashboards. Pricing on the official site describes an Institutional Trial for one term to access the full feature set, followed by a Basic plan that remains free. Institutional licensing and pricing are handled via a contact workflow for schools that want broader rollout and support.