Let students swiftly correct code errors, deepening their conceptual understanding. Avoid the frustration of manual grading and maintain learner motivation and momentum. CodeGrade's autograder accelerates learning and enables instructors to refine their teaching methods effectively.
Our autograder directly provides feedback on specific lines of code throughout your students’ coding process. Think about anything from compiler errors, assessing code quality, and implementing custom tests that provide feedback directly within the code itself.
Clarify expectations, ensure objective evaluation, and provide targeted feedback. By connecting autograding directly to your defined rubric you can foster iterative learning, self-assessment, and prepare students for real-world coding standards, resulting in enhanced learning outcomes.
"It allowed me to free up a lot of my time. Right now, 50% of the grade comes from CodeGrade and then I grade the remaining part of it."
With CodeGrade, setting up an autograder is no longer a time-consuming process. Our platform streamlines the setup for teachers through our innovative block-based authoring UI. This simplifies technical complexities and saves teachers time, ensuring a consistent setup that leads to a smoother learning experience and more effective assessments.
Create advanced configurations using input/output tests, unit tests, code quality tests, code structure tests and custom tests. Simply drag-and-drop and combine them with hide blocks, allow internet blocks and much more.
Our autograder runs on powerful cloud infrastructure that runs all submissions on separate VMs with at least 4GB of RAM and 1 processing core. This provides students with truly instant feedback and can comfortably accommodate tens of thousands of submissions in a single assignment.
"Now that we are using CodeGrade to assist our marking we can get on with the business of assisting our students. This gives us more time to ensure that the students really understand what they are doing. This has been a great win for us."