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Our AI grader automatically generates personalized feedback for each learner. Feedback is generated by taking into account:

  • The scenario context (intended diagnosis, important physical and lab findings, etc.)
  • The learner’s transcript, differentials, and assessment and plan
  • The rubric(s) you added to the scenario/assessment

Feedback modes

Section titled “Feedback modes”

When you create a new course, you can choose between two modes for how feedback is returned to learners after completing an assessment.

  • Educator must review and return: When a learner completes an assessment, they don’t see feedback right away. You, the educator, can review and edit feedback for all learners, and then click “Return” when you’re ready to release feedback one at a time or for all learners at once. Learners will receive an email with a link to view the feedback.
  • Return feedback immediately, without review: Learners will see feedback immediately after completing an assessment. The educator doesn’t have an opportunity to review or edit first. (Feedback is returned immediately when running a scenario/assessment in preview mode.)

You can change this setting at any time within the Settings tab for a course.

The "Settings" tab of a course, with two sections visible: "Course details" and "Sections". Within the first section, a "Course name" textbox set to "Clinical Practicum", and a "Feedback mode" choice with two options: "Educator must review and return" and "Return feedback immediately, without review". In the second section, a list of sections each with a name and number of learners, and a button for "Add section".

Reviewing, editing, and returning feedback

Section titled “Reviewing, editing, and returning feedback”

Click on a submission in the “Submissions” tab of an assessment to review, edit, and return the feedback once it’s generated.

If there are multiple rubrics, a dropdown will appear above the feedback to let you switch between them.

Any instructors in the course can edit and return feedback. You can edit feedback even after it’s been returned to the learner.

If you have the feedback mode set to “Educator must review and return”, then click the “Return” button to return the submission after you’ve reviewed the feedback, or click the down arrow button next to it for the option to return all completed submissions at once.

A submission review screen for an assessment titled "Chest Pain". At the top of the screen it says "0 assigned, 1 completed, 0 returned". Next to that is a "Return" button with a down arrow icon button next to it. Next to that is a student name dropdown with left and right buttons to either side of it. The content of the page has several tabs: "Feedback", "Transcript", "Diagnoses", and "Assessment and Plan". The Feedback tab is selected and at the top is a banner that reads "This feedback was generated by AI, which can make mistakes." Below that a dropdown currently set to "Default Clinical Assessment Rubric". Below that is a large textbox with special formatting options, containing AI-generated feedback. It includes an "Overall Performance Summary" section, followed by domain sub-scores with strengths and areas for development. On the right side of the screen is a "Submission details" pane that indicates the submission's status as "Completed" with a date and "See history" button, submission duration "Took 36 min", and a "Download as PDF" button.

Regenerating feedback

Section titled “Regenerating feedback”

Sometimes you may want to make changes to a rubric, add another rubric, or swap one out, after feedback has already been generated for some learners.

When you change the rubrics on a scenario or assessment, an option to regenerate feedback will appear on all past submissions that had feedback generated before the change.

A banner above the feedback reads "The rubric was changed. Regenerate to see updated feedback." with a "Regenerate" button on the right.

When you regenerate feedback, previous versions will still be available to instructors only from a dropdown menu. You can regenerate feedback at any time, even if it’s already been returned to learners.

Regenerating feedback works in preview mode, so it’s a good way to iterate and test improvements to your rubrics.