'Our teachers use AI to mark mock exams'
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A school in the Yorkshire Dales is trialling the use of artificial intelligence to mark students' mock exams, aiming to provide more detailed and unbiased feedback. The technology has shown promising results, but its high cost and potential to increase teacher workload in the short term are concerns.
A school in the Yorkshire Dales is using AI to mark mock exams. The technology provides detailed feedback to students. The school is one of the first in the north of England to implement AI marking. The headteacher believes AI can help reduce bias in marking. The school has purchased 1,250 credits to use on English and history mock exam papers. The technology requires teachers to barcode and upload each exam question individually. The school plans to use the technology for end of topic tests and practice exam questions.
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