Why IB teachers use Rubric AI
Rubric AI helps IB teachers move faster, stay consistent, and give clearer guidance while keeping control over every comment students see.
Cut marking time without rushing feedback
Spend less time drafting repetitive comments and more time improving what matters.
Your rubric, your standards
Built around supported IB assessment types like TOK, EE, and IA.
Draft feedback in minutes
Generate a clear first-pass draft quickly, so you spend less time starting from scratch.
Review before sharing
Edit, refine, or replace any comment before students see it.
Keep feedback consistent across essays
Start from the same rubric-aligned structure for every student, then personalize where needed.
Give students clearer next steps
Turn rubric criteria into comments students can understand and act on.
How Rubric AI fits into your IB marking workflow
A simple workflow for faster, teacher-reviewed feedback:
Upload an essay or paste text
Upload a PDF, Word, Markdown, or text file — or paste the essay directly.
Choose the right IB assessment type
Start with a supported rubric preset for TOK, EE, or IA.
Review AI draft feedback
Get a first-pass draft aligned to the selected rubric, ready for review.
Edit and share the final version
Refine the feedback and share only what you approve.
Built for faster IB feedback
Draft detailed, rubric-aligned comments in minutes, then edit and share only what you approve.
Rubric-aligned feedback in minutes
Choose TOK, EE, IA, or IB English Paper 1/2 and generate criteria-based feedback quickly. Teachers can calibrate the final wording against the rubric and school guidance.
Actionable next steps
Turn rubric criteria into clear revision suggestions for argument, evidence, structure, and academic writing.
Open-Ended Questions & Examples
Get thoughtful open-ended questions and concrete examples in every feedback report. Support student learning with engaging prompts that encourage critical thinking and provide clear illustrations of strengths and areas for improvement.
Grading history for follow-up
Revisit previous grading runs and feedback drafts when you need to compare rubric decisions or continue a revision cycle.
Share after quick review
Keep AI feedback as a draft until you approve it. Edit comments before sharing or exporting so students see guidance that reflects your judgment.
Editable AI Feedback
Adjust and personalize AI-generated feedback based on your knowledge of each student. Edit, refine, or add context to ensure feedback best fits what students need and aligns with your teaching approach.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits your needs. All plans include AI-powered essay grading, IB rubric alignment, and instant feedback.
Starter
Pay once. Get the full experience
- 50 credits (valid for 12 months)
- Full AI-powered grading
- IB rubric alignment
- Advanced AI feedback
- Review and edit before sharing
- Custom rubric creation
- Essay history
- Feedback sharing
- Email support
Monthly
Perfect for individual IB teachers
- 500 credits
- Fast AI feedback drafts
- IB rubric alignment
- Editable AI feedback drafts
- Review and edit before sharing
- Custom rubric creation
- Feedback draft history
- Essay history
- Feedback sharing
- Email support
Yearly
Save 26%Annual plan. $168 billed annually.
- 6000 credits
- Fast AI feedback drafts
- IB rubric alignment
- Editable AI feedback drafts
- Review and edit before sharing
- Custom rubric creation
- Feedback draft history
- Essay history
- Feedback sharing
- Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions About AI Essay Grading
Everything IB teachers need to know about using Rubric AI for essay grading.
How does Rubric AI work?
Upload or paste a student draft, choose an IB workflow such as TOK, Extended Essay, Internal Assessment, or IB English Paper 1/2, then generate a rubric-aligned feedback draft. You review, edit, and finalize the feedback before students see it.
Does Rubric AI replace teacher judgment?
No. Rubric AI is designed for first-pass, rubric-aligned feedback drafts. Teachers should review the essay evidence, score rationale, comment tone, and any possible bias or inaccuracy before sharing feedback with students, especially for high-stakes IB work.
Which IB workflows does Rubric AI support?
Rubric AI is built for TOK, Extended Essay, Internal Assessment, and IB English Paper 1/2 feedback workflows. You can also customize criteria for class-specific rubrics.
Can I edit the feedback before students see it?
Yes. You can review, edit, refine, or replace feedback before sharing anything with students.
Can I customize the rubric or criteria?
Yes. You can use supported IB presets and adjust rubric criteria, descriptors, and feedback language to match your class, department calibration, or assignment focus.
How does the free grading trial work?
New accounts include one free grading trial. Each grading uses 10 credits. Paid plans add credits for continued grading, including one-time, monthly, yearly, and school options.
How long does AI essay grading take?
Most feedback drafts are generated in under a minute, depending on essay length and file processing. The current workflow keeps teacher review as the final step before sharing.
How should I handle student essay data?
Use Rubric AI for teacher-controlled feedback drafts, avoid uploading unnecessary student identifiers, and follow your school's AI and data policy. For data practices, deletion requests, and school documentation, review the privacy policy or contact the Rubric AI team.
How does this fit with IB guidance on AI?
IB's public AI guidance encourages critical, ethical use of AI tools and keeps human judgment central to assessment. Rubric AI supports that workflow by keeping AI output as teacher-reviewed drafts. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the IB and does not replace official IB marking.
Do I need technical skills to use Rubric AI?
No. Upload a file or paste the essay, choose the assessment type or rubric criteria, generate a draft, then review and edit the result.
Start Grading Smarter, Not Harder
Draft rubric-aligned feedback faster, then review and edit every comment before students see it.
Start with one free grading.