Help with Creating an Evaluation
Create comprehensive assessments in just a few clicks based on your learning objectives, instructions, and reference materials. Gingo generates questions, expected answers, a grading rubric, and an estimated completion time, all of which you can customize at any time.
Assessment generation in Gingo: What does that actually mean?
A tool for creating comprehensive assessments with just a few clicks
The assessment generator allows you to create a draft assessment based on a few parameters: subject, grade level, title, instructions, number of questions, grading rubric, and, if necessary, reference materials (lecture notes, documents, etc.).
In particular, Gingo generates:
- Questions and their formats
- Expected answers
- Point allocations
- Estimated completion time
You can edit or add to the draft before approving it.
To easily refresh and diversify your topics
For example, this feature allows you to:
- Update an existing assessment
- Create different questions about the same concept
- Edit an imported assessment
How does the process work?
Gingo uses generative artificial intelligence technologies (models hosted in Europe) to generate an assessment based on the information provided.
Once approved, you download your assessment in .docx format to distribute it to students.
The process consists of six steps:
Parameter Analysis
Gingo uses the assessment details you provide.
Analyzing Reference Materials
If you provide reference documents, Gingo uses them as context when generating the assessment.
Generation
The model generates questions and expected answers based on the available information.
Structuring the Assesmsment
Gingo organizes the questions, assigns point values to them, and estimates the time needed to complete the assessment.
Review and Approval
Gingo generates a structured draft assessment that you can edit before approving it.
Finalizing the Assessment
Your assessment is complete and ready to be distributed to students.
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Review, customization, and approval of assessments
Gingo generates a draft assessment that you can (and should) review, expand, and adapt to your teaching objectives. Be sure to check the following in particular:
- Relevance and accuracy of the questions
- Expected answers
- Level of difficulty
- Grading scale
Like any generative AI system, Gingo may produce content that is inaccurate, incomplete, or inappropriate. The quality of the output depends in large part on the reference information and content provided.
The instructor must therefore review and approve the material before it is distributed to students.
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Your Frequently Asked Questions, Our Clear Answers
As a teacher, is it acceptable to use AI to grade assignments?
Yes, as long as it remains a tool to support your judgment. AI helps analyze and organize corrections, and you can remain the educational decision-maker. At Compilatio, we support teachers and students in using AI ethically and transparently.
Is it possible to grade handwritten exams using Gingo?
Yes, thanks to optical character recognition (OCR) technology, Gingo can read your handwritten papers and automatically convert them into digital text.
This allows you to grade and analyze the papers as if they had been typed directly into the computer.
Are my data and my students’ data protected?
Yes, data protection is one of our top priorities.
All personal data is processed using a sovereign AI system hosted in Europe, in accordance with the GDPR and European data protection standards.
Furthermore, the data provided by users is not used to train new AI systems.
Is Gingo compatible with a learning management system (LMS)?
Gingo can be used via the online application.
Based on your feedback, integrations with major LMS platforms will be offered at a later date (Moodle, Canvas Instructure, Brightspace Desire2Learn, Blackboard, and all LMS platforms that support the LTI standard).