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FOR TEACHERS & SCHOOLS

Classroom analytics on real past-paper marking

Students mark handwriting at /mark; you see class blindspots, grade risk, and can override AI marks when it matters.

What teachers get

  • Classrooms & invite codes

    Create a class, share a code, and students join in one step — no manual roster imports required.

  • Blindspot radar

    See which syllabus topics the whole class struggles with after marking attempts — prioritise revision before mocks.

  • Grade risk matrix

    Plot students by effort vs accuracy so you spot who is working hard but still losing method marks.

  • Review queue

    Override AI marks when you disagree — your judgement is recorded for that attempt.

  • Same marking engine as students

    Students upload handwriting to /mark; teachers get analytics on top of scheme-aligned Cambridge and IB feedback.

Frequently asked

How do teachers get started with MarkScheme?
Sign up, open the teacher dashboard at markscheme.app/teacher, and create a classroom. Share the invite code with students — they join from their account and mark past papers as usual.
What can teachers see about student marking?
Class dashboards show attempt counts, average scores, topic blindspots across the class, grade-risk quadrants, and a review queue where you can override AI marks when needed.
Is MarkScheme affiliated with Cambridge or the IB?
No — MarkScheme is an independent revision tool. It uses official published mark schemes and IB markband language but is not endorsed by Cambridge International or the IBO.
Can schools use MarkScheme for homework marking?
Many teachers use it for formative past-paper practice — students self-mark first, then MarkScheme gives a second pass. It is not a replacement for formal school assessment or examiner training.
How do I contact MarkScheme about school licences?
Email hello@markscheme.app with your school name, subjects, and approximate student count. Individual student accounts work today; bulk or SSO options are discussed case by case.