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Quick start: setting up an auto-marked assessment

The whole loop for an assessment in Mindjoy, from building the questions to releasing moderated marks.

Written by Kat Morgan

An auto-marked assessment is a lesson with questions and mark schemes, assigned to a class with a due date.


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Build it

Open My Library, click Create, then Lesson.

The Create menu in My Library


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Pick how to build it. For a paper you already have, With Agent and an attached file is fastest.

A Long Answer question with its mark scheme, ready to mark itself


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Check every mark scheme

This is the part worth your time. Open each question and read its Mark Scheme, because that is what decides every student's mark.

The mark scheme on the Long Answer, one criterion per mark


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Set the feedback type

Use the three-dot menu and set Feedback type to On return, so you can moderate before students see anything.

The lesson header: Preview, Agent and Publish


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Publish and assign

In My Library, open the three-dot menu on the lesson and choose Assign. Tick the classrooms and click Next. The due date is set to the coming Friday at midnight; give the class longer with the pencil if it is a big paper. Click Next again and check the summary. If the lesson is not published yet, the button reads Publish and assign and does both.

The confirm step for an assessment that is still a draft, with Publish and assign


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Moderate and return

As work comes in, open the assignment and check the marking, then tick the students and click Return submissions.

Submissions selected, with CSV, Enable resubmission, Mark as completed and Return submissions


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