Reviewer¶
The Reviewer role is for quality assurance — people who inspect AI-generated scores, validate results, and override grades when the AI evaluation needs adjustment.
What can a Reviewer do?¶
- View all assignments and their statuses
- Inspect score reports with per-criterion breakdowns
- Override grades when the AI score doesn't reflect actual performance
- Add notes and feedback to score reports
- View the dashboard with workspace metrics
Typical workflow¶
1. Check assignments¶
- Navigate to Assignments in the sidebar
- Review the assignment list — look for assignments with status completed or scored
- Click on an assignment to see details
2. Review a score report¶
A score report includes:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | Aggregate score (typically out of 100) |
| Breakdown | Per-criterion scores based on the rubric |
| Feedback | AI-generated qualitative feedback |
| Recommendations | Suggested next steps for the learner |
3. Override a score (if needed)¶
If you disagree with the AI's evaluation:
- Open the score report
- Click Override on the specific criterion or overall score
- Enter the corrected score and a justification note
- Save the override
When to override
Common reasons to override an AI score:
- The AI misinterpreted a learner's intent
- Cultural or contextual nuance the AI missed
- Technical issues during the session affected scoring
Best practices¶
Spot-check, don't review everything
Focus on edge cases — very high or very low scores, first-time learners, and flagged sessions. Trust the AI for routine evaluations.
Document your overrides
Always add a note when overriding a score. This creates an audit trail and helps improve future AI scoring accuracy.
Related¶
- Scoring & Rubrics — how scoring works
- Assignments — assignment statuses
- Roles Overview — permission comparison