Rubric-Aligned Feedback Tool
Give students feedback they can act on
Use this workflow with a classroom or school rubric you are authorized to provide. Rubric AI does not supply official IB assessment materials, and every result remains a teacher-reviewed draft.
Rubric AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization.
Why teachers use this
Rubric AI turns supplied criteria into a reviewable feedback draft while keeping the final judgment human.
What Rubric AI delivers
Each response is reviewed against the criteria you provide and confirm.
Your rubric stays in control
Paste classroom or school criteria you are authorized to use, then confirm the parser's interpretation before grading.
Criterion-level evidence
Review draft scores and comments criterion by criterion instead of accepting one opaque overall judgment.
Revision-aware feedback
Turn the most important rubric gaps into next steps and compare a later draft against the earlier report.
Example evidence structure
These are generic examples, not official assessment material. Your report follows the rubric you supply.
Task alignment
Does the submission address the assignment and the criteria in the rubric you supplied?
Evidence and reasoning
What text evidence supports each judgment, and where is the reasoning still incomplete?
Revision priority
Which one or two changes would most improve the next draft against the supplied rubric?
A rubric-first workflow for teachers
Step 1
Paste an authorized rubric
Use classroom or school criteria you are allowed to provide. Rubric AI does not supply official IB assessment materials.
Step 2
Confirm the parsed criteria
Review names, descriptors, weights, and the total before any student work is evaluated.
Step 3
Review the feedback draft
Check the essay evidence, edit the comments, and make the final grading decision yourself.
Manual grading vs. Rubric AI
Manual grading
- Re-read the rubric for every paper
- Write similar criterion comments from scratch
- Compare revisions from memory or separate notes
Rubric AI
- Confirm the parsed rubric once and save it
- Edit criterion-level feedback before sharing
- Compare Draft 1 and Draft 2 in the same workflow
Frequently asked questions
Answers about rubric ownership, teacher review, and revision workflows.
Is Rubric AI an official IB product?+
No. Rubric AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization.
Does Rubric AI provide official IB rubrics?+
No. Use only rubric criteria and student work you are authorized to provide. You confirm the parsed criteria before feedback is generated.
Does the AI score replace teacher judgment?+
No. Scores and comments are drafts. A teacher or qualified reviewer should verify the evidence, adjust the rationale, and make the final decision.
Can I compare a revised draft?+
Yes. Signed-in users can keep the same rubric, submit Draft 2, and review overall and criterion-level changes.
Try your own rubric before signing up
Paste an authorized rubric and a student draft, confirm the parsed criteria, and generate a limited preview.