One assignment. One seamless loop.
From linking an assignment in your LMS to reviewing grades, diffs and session replays: here's the journey every submission takes through GradeLoop.
Assignment created & linked
The lecturer builds a coding assignment in GradeLoop with rubric, starter code and constraints, then links it to their existing LMS through LTI 1.3. No new portals for anyone.
Student launches from the LMS
One click in the LMS opens GradeLoop’s sandboxed browser IDE, with nothing to install. Biometric authentication starts a fully tracked coding session before the first keystroke.
Build with Socratic support
When a student gets stuck, the Socratic tutor responds with guiding questions instead of answers. Every struggle signal, including failed runs, long stalls and hint requests, is logged.
Competency viva
On submission, an oral assessment is generated from the student’s own code and their responses are evaluated automatically, proving they understand what they wrote.
Automated grading & feedback
The Grading Engine reasons over logic, correctness and style to award partial credit like an expert, returning automated feedback and a grade while the Integrity Engine clusters every submission by Type 1–4 similarity.
Instructor review & oversight
Review and override any grade, compare similarity clusters side-by-side, replay full coding sessions and see exactly where each student struggled, all from one dashboard.
AI you can actually trust with assessments.
Academic integrity isn't a feature flag; it's the foundation the whole loop runs on.
Isolated execution
Every submission runs in its own containerized sandbox. No shared state, no escape routes, no side effects.
Biometric liveness
Face verification and liveness checks tie every session to a real, present student, not a shared login.
Full provenance trail
From first keystroke to final submit, every edit is logged. Grades come with evidence, not assumptions.
See GradeLoop grade live.
Watch a real submission travel the full AI pipeline, from raw code to rubric score and Socratic feedback, in under two seconds.