computer grading
[/kəmˈpjuːtər ˈɡreɪdɪŋ/]
nounpl: computer gradings
avaliação por computador
1. The process of evaluating and scoring student assignments, exams, or assessments using computer software or artificial intelligence systems
Computer grading systems can provide immediate feedback to students on their test answers.
Sistemas de avaliação por computador podem fornecer feedback imediato aos alunos sobre suas respostas de teste.
2. Automated assessment technology that uses algorithms to evaluate written responses, multiple choice answers, or other digital submissions
The university implemented computer grading for objective exams to reduce instructor workload.
A universidade implementou avaliação por computador para provas objetivas a fim de reduzir a carga de trabalho dos professores.
Computer grading has become increasingly prevalent in both American and Brazilian educational systems, particularly in higher education and online learning platforms. In the United States, it's widely used for standardized testing and large introductory courses. In Brazil, adoption has grown with the expansion of distance learning (educação a distância) and digital education initiatives, though traditional teacher grading remains the norm in K-12 settings. There is ongoing debate in both countries about the reliability and fairness of automated grading systems, especially for subjective assessments.
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