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I think that robo-grading is missing the ability to give cohesive feedback on someone's performance. A teacher who reads a students papers over the course of a
by sct202 8y ago
I think that robo-grading is missing the ability to give cohesive feedback on someone's performance. A teacher who reads a students papers over the course of a year (or years) will be able to provide guidance to the student on how to improve. The robo-graders might be able to spit out a semi-accurate grade, but they won't be able to tell the student what they could improve and how.
- ycombobreaker 8y agoWhat's more, with black box ML techniques it may be the case that "advice" exists, but that it cannot be effectively interpreted.