Riverside College · Qatar · 540 students · Secondary
Give teachers their evenings back — without cutting a corner.
Grading is the tax on good teaching: hours of marking, comment-writing and report drafting that happen after the kids go home and before the next day starts.
Ezzu drafts and grades the mechanical part; the teacher reviews, adjusts and signs — in minutes, not a lost evening.
Sixty percent of the job is mechanical.
Marking closed questions, generating practice, writing the tenth version of the same comment, assembling reports — necessary work that eats the time teachers would rather spend teaching.
Ezzu drafts, the teacher decides.
Ezzu grades what a machine can defensibly grade and drafts feedback in the teacher's voice. The teacher reviews, overrides anything, and signs off — keeping full authorship with a fraction of the effort.
returned to each teacher — hours that went back into planning, small-group time and actually resting.
Marking done before the bus home.
Last period ends. Instead of a stack to carry home, a teacher opens Eduly to a set already drafted and waiting.
- 3:10
Ezzu has graded the quiz and drafted per-student feedback, flagging the six answers that need a human eye.
- 3:35
The teacher reviews, rewrites two comments, and adjusts one grade Ezzu wasn't sure about.
- 3:45
Signed and released. The evening is the teacher's — the marking already happened.
Ezzu doesn't grade the work that matters most.
The essay with a real argument, the leap a struggling student just made — those still need a teacher. Ezzu clears the mechanical marking so the human judgment lands where it counts, not where it's wasted.
I got my Sundays back and my feedback got better, because I had the energy to mean it.
Leila Barakat, Year 9 Lead · Riverside College
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