Homework that comes back marked
Set homework, classwork, cover work or a printable worksheet. Pupils work with autosave, objective tasks mark themselves on submission, and what is left is the writing you actually wanted to read.
Build
One assignment, as many task types as it needs
An assignment is a sequence of tasks, and they do not all have to be the same kind. Mix a quick objective check with an extended written response and a retrieval activity in the same piece of work. The pupil preview updates beside you as you build.
- Thirteen task types in one assignment
- Set the prompt, marks and marking method per task
- Generate an AI mark scheme for written tasks
- Attach flashcard decks or retrieval grids
- Reorder, duplicate and preview as a pupil
- Export as a printable worksheet
Task types
Four assignment types shape how the work is framed: homework, classwork, cover work and printable worksheet.
Deploy
Out to the class when you decide
Drafts stay safely in your library and are only visible to you. Deploying is the deliberate step that puts the work in front of pupils — to one class or several at once, with an optional due date.
- Deploy to multiple classes in one action
- Optional due date, shown to pupils
- Also deployable to a staff cohort for CPD
- Attached flashcard decks deploy with it automatically
- Readiness check runs before it goes out
- Drafts remain editable and private until you deploy
Mark
The routine marking is already done
Objective tasks are marked deterministically the moment a pupil submits — the same answer always gets the same mark, with no model involved. Written work comes to you with the mark scheme, the model answer and a marks field on the same screen as the pupil’s response.
- Deterministic marking for objective tasks
- Per-pupil and per-task scores in one list
- Expand any pupil to see every answer in context
- Mark scheme and model answer beside the response
- Teacher marks and feedback on written work
- Saved marks become evidence in the pupil's Student Folio
A faster start
Generate the first draft, then make it yours
Give the AI Assignment Creator a topic, year group, subject, the style of work you want and the task types you prefer — and paste in your own source material if you have it. It returns a complete draft you review and edit before anything is saved.
Nothing is deployed, shared or sent to a pupil by generating it. You remain the teacher in control of what your class receives.
See it for yourself
Assignments, built and marked in the product
Set your next piece of homework in Classfolio
Thirteen task types, marking that happens on submission, and results that become part of each pupil's evidence rather than a mark in a book.