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Paper Score

Your paper work, scored and recorded, without the retyping.
Reduce screen time without diminishing learning insights.
Print any Kiddom activity, teach the lesson, then photograph the completed pages with whatever you already have: a school-approved phone or tablet, a classroom document camera, or a scanner. Upload the images in Kiddom, and Learning Intelligence Technology reads student answers, scores the supported question types, and records results next to the original scan.

Upload the stack, once

Photograph the completed pages and upload them together. Kiddom sorts each page to the right student and assignment, and hands back anything that came in unnamed for you to place.

Read it, then confirm it

Every score appears beside the page it came from, so you can see what was read before anything is posted. Adjust what needs adjusting. Nothing reaches a student without your sign-off.

Get into the details.

Every step of the Paper Score workflow, from the photograph to the posted grade.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Paper Score work?

Print a Kiddom activity and teach the lesson. When students finish, photograph the completed pages with a school-approved phone or tablet, a classroom document camera, or a scanner, then upload the images in Kiddom. Learning Intelligence Technology reads student answers and scores the supported question types. Before posting any grades, you confirm how each page was matched to a student, review the scoring next to the scanned page, and submit when it looks right.

What student work can I scan?

Paper Score works with printed Kiddom curriculum materials, including ELA and Math worksheets and workbook pages. If it was printed from Kiddom, it works. Teacher-modified and personalized worksheets are not supported in the current version. Scanned pages stay inside Kiddom within each graded assignment, one click away, so the original student work is there when a family or an administrator asks to see it.

What happens to a question that cannot be auto-graded?

Supported question types include multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and numeric. Open-response questions are pulled into the assignment for you to score. You see the student's scanned answer beside the question, add your score, and submit. Anything the system is unsure about is flagged as needs review rather than guessed at. No question gets left behind, and no grade appears without your sign-off.