Alternatives to iRubric

Gradescope

Gradescope suits instructors managing varied assessment formats and grading workflows, including code assignments.

It suits lecturers and universities looking to draft rubric-based assessments while retaining lecturer approval before release.

AI Grader Pro

It suits individual educators grading mathematics or other STEM work, and teaching teams or departments needing multi-user deployment.

GradeBoard

GradeBoard suits educators who want rubric-aligned AI feedback on individual work or batches of submissions.

Crowdmark suits instructors and educational institutions assessing student work in higher education or K–12.

Teachfloor

Teachfloor is aimed at online academies, corporate training teams, nonprofits, and learning consultants running cohort-based programs.

It suits instructors, teaching assistants, and students in computer science courses who need grading, course discussion, and office-hours workflows.

Rubric IQ

It suits teachers, schools, tertiary institutions, training organisations, and RTOs using rubric-based assessment.

Feedbacker is aimed at higher-education educators working with assessment and feedback, and institutions interested in governing AI-supported workflows.

RubriqFlow suits higher education institutions that assess portfolios for prior learning credit.

RubiStar suits teachers preparing project-based learning rubrics from templates or customizing rubric language and ratings.

Quick Rubric suits educators and others who need to create structured assessments for work such as projects, presentations, or performance.

Rubrical

Rubrical is aimed at teachers, heads of department, and school leaders, especially in geography.

It suits teachers who need to build rubrics, score student work and share feedback or PDF copies.