Beta overview
GradeLogic™ Is In Its First Beta.
The first beta focuses on a usable grading workflow: bring in scanned exams, confirm the structure, review student work, and inspect results before anything is shared.
Follow GradeLogic™ beta milestones, review the latest beta highlights, and see what changed in Beta 0.1.
Beta overview
The first beta focuses on a usable grading workflow: bring in scanned exams, confirm the structure, review student work, and inspect results before anything is shared.
Current beta
Beta 0.1 is the first public beta milestone for GradeLogic, centered on a basic end-to-end grading flow with local file handling, instructor review, and early results tools.
During beta, the changelog separates corrections, focused feature work, and larger workflow milestones so the state of the product is clear.
Smaller corrections for grading UI regressions, PDF rendering edge cases, and navigation issues found during beta use.
Focused enhancements to the grading workflow, PII tooling, answer review, and reporting surfaces.
Larger beta milestones that connect multiple workflow steps and prepare GradeLogic for a stable release.
The current beta emphasizes the core grading path: PDF intake, roster matching, answer review, initial grading, and final instructor review.
Create an exam, add a roster, import scanned PDFs, split submissions, review detected zones, parse answers, grade responses, and inspect results from one guided workflow.
Selected exam files are stored locally, split into student submissions, and matched against roster records so instructors can confirm identities before grading.
Early result review includes editable scores, class-level statistics, export options, and a final release step so instructors stay in control of the grading outcome.
This table shows the key capabilities available in Beta 0.1.
A record of notable GradeLogic™ beta milestones, newest first.
The first beta milestone for the core GradeLogic grading workflow.
Internal foundations for local-first exam storage, workflow routing, and grading task queues.
These terms describe the type of GradeLogic™ change recorded in each beta update.
A corrective update that resolves issues like rendering errors, broken interactions, or data-display regressions.
A new or expanded capability, such as additional workflow steps, grading options, or analysis tools.
A broader structural update that reshapes multiple areas of GradeLogic™ or significantly changes core workflows.
Updates that improve keyboard usability, semantics, focus behavior, and readability across GradeLogic™ surfaces.
Updates that improve responsiveness, loading behavior, rendering stability, or perceived speed of grading flows.
Terminology, labeling, explanatory copy, and information-architecture updates that improve clarity and trust.