20–30 teacher research cohort

Help test a teacher-controlled rubric feedback workflow

Rubric AI is recruiting a small, mixed-subject pilot to learn whether rubric parsing, editable feedback, saved rubrics, and Draft 1/Draft 2 comparison are genuinely useful in real teaching workflows.

About two weeks

Two assignments and two short feedback check-ins.

Mixed cohort

School, teacher-created, IB, AP, and university rubrics.

No student identifiers

Use synthetic or properly de-identified work. The application form does not accept essays.

What participation means

  • Use a rubric you are authorized to provide
  • Test at least two assignments over roughly two weeks
  • Edit, reject, or approve the feedback as a teacher
  • Join two short feedback check-ins

Rubric AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization, College Board, or participating schools. Pilot observations will not be presented as validated accuracy results.

Application

Tell us about your grading context

We will select for a useful mix of subjects, learner levels, and rubric types—not for positive opinions. Selected participants will receive the exact study steps before deciding whether to continue.

Pilot commitments

Application data is used only to select and operate the pilot as described in the privacy policy. Applying does not guarantee selection, and no positive review is required.

Rubric AI Teacher Pilot Application