Their grade, and above all what to do with it.
If your institution uses CORRAICT, each student has a personal space where they can access their submissions, grades, and associated teaching notes. This page presents that space and answers the most frequently asked questions about how it works, including the role of artificial intelligence.
Three things, and they stay available.
Nothing in it is temporary: you can come back months later.
Your submissions and your grades
Every assessment handed in, with its date, grade, and the breakdown of points by criterion. You can re-download the submission you uploaded — useful when you can no longer remember what you wrote.
The explanation of your grade
Not just a number: your teacher's comment, and an annotated solution covering the expected approach, the steps of the reasoning, and the most common errors. It exports to PDF, to keep for your revision.
Exercises to practise with
Your teachers can open certain exercises for independent practice, outside any graded assessment. When they include the solution, you have it too — which lets you practise on your own and check your work. Nothing you do there is graded or passed on to anyone.
What you need to know, stated plainly.
Especially on the point that causes the most concern.
- Does a machine give me my grade?
- No. The tool suggests a grade to your teacher, criterion by criterion, based on the marking scheme they wrote. They review it, amend it if they disagree, and approve it. Until they have approved it, the grade does not exist and you cannot see it.
- What if I disagree with my grade?
- Speak to your teacher, as you would for any submission. They can reopen your assessment and amend it. The breakdown of points by criterion also helps you to state precisely what you are contesting, rather than challenging an overall grade.
- Can my institution see what I do when I practise?
- No. Practice exercises are neither graded, nor tracked, nor counted. What you download and what you do with it is not reported to anyone.
- Are my submissions used to train an artificial intelligence?
- No. Your submissions, like your teachers' exams and marking schemes, are used solely by your institution. They do not feed any model and are never combined with those of another institution.
Your institution does not yet use CORRAICT and you would like to tell them about it? Write to us