Examino

What is Examino?

Examino is a grading assistant built for educators across all school levels and subjects. Teachers import their assessment criteria, scan student papers via smartphone or file upload, and Examino automatically evaluates each answer against the scoring rubric — handling written responses, mathematical calculations, diagrams, graphs, and more. It covers 25+ disciplines and 15 grade levels, and has already graded over 450,000 papers. By automating the most time-consuming part of assessment, Examino saves teachers an average of 6 hours per week while improving grading consistency and eliminating evaluator bias.

Key Features

• Instant Paper Scanning

  Capture handwritten or printed papers directly with a smartphone camera or import existing scans — no special hardware required.

• Automated Grading & Feedback

  Evaluates each student answer against teacher-defined criteria and generates objective grades with detailed correction notes in about 20 seconds per paper.

• Multi-Format Answer Support

  Processes written essays, mathematical equations (with LaTeX support), diagrams, graphs, and geometric drawings within the same grading workflow.

• Cross-Discipline Adaptability

  Covers 25+ subjects — from mathematics and sciences to literature, history, and law — across all grade levels from primary school to higher education.

• Class Performance Tracking

  Generates a class-wide performance overview and exports grade data to external educational tools for deeper analysis and record-keeping.

Use Cases

• Exam Grading at Scale : Teachers with large classes can grade a full set of papers in minutes rather than hours, maintaining consistent scoring across every student.
• Handwritten Assignment Evaluation : Educators can assess handwritten tests and assignments without manual transcription, making the tool practical for standard classroom workflows.
• STEM Assessment : Math and science teachers can evaluate complex calculations, equations, and diagrams that traditional grading tools cannot interpret.
• Humanities & Essay Grading : Teachers of literature, history, and social sciences can get structured feedback on argument quality and writing, reducing subjective drift across papers.
• Student Progress Monitoring : Schools and teachers can track class-level trends over time to identify knowledge gaps and adjust their teaching focus accordingly.

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