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Grade a New Assignment

Step 1: Add your assignment

Click + Grade New Assignment, then choose how you'll add your work: Upload Files, Use Text Editor, or Phone Camera.

The Grade New Assignment page with Upload Files, Use Text Editor, and Phone Camera options, and a drag-and-drop area for the assignment file.
Grade New Assignment, Step 1: Submit the assignment. Pick Upload Files, Use Text Editor, or Phone Camera.

Upload Files

Select Upload Files to submit a PDF, DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, PNG, or JPEG from your computer. Click Browse Files or drag and drop the document into the box.

The Grade New Assignment page after a file is uploaded. The drop area is replaced by a File uploaded confirmation showing the uploaded file's name, with a Remove File button below it.
Grade New Assignment, Step 1: Submit the assignment. The drop area shows the uploaded file, with a Remove File button below it.

Use Text Editor

Select Use Text Editor to type or paste your assignment directly into StudyFetch after completing setup. The editor supports formatting, tables, images, and LaTeX via the Insert menu.

Phone Camera

Select Phone Camera to scan a QR code with your phone and photograph a physical assignment. Allow camera access, take a photo of each page, then select Finish and Upload to Set to send the pages back to your desktop session.

Step 3: Add a rubric (optional)

Choose whether to provide your own grading rubric or let Sparky generate one automatically. See Add a Rubric and Submit for details.

Step 4: Submit for grading

Review your assignment and rubric summary, then click Submit. Sparky uploads your files, processes them, builds or applies the rubric, compares your work against it, and calculates a final grade.

The Grading Assignment progress screen. A list of grading stages runs down the screen, with Step 1: Uploading Files marked Done and Step 2: Processing Files in progress with a progress bar.
Grading Assignment screen. Progress runs through the uploading and processing stages.

When grading finishes, you'll land on your results page with a full grade breakdown and feedback — see Review Results and Edit Rubric.