What will this webinar cover?

This live demonstration shows how Ed.ai reads handwritten math work, follows multi-step reasoning, generates an editable rubric, awards partial credit, and supports targeted practice based on assessment results.

How does Ed.ai support multi-step math work?

Ed.ai follows students’ multi-step reasoning so their work can be assessed beyond just the final answer.

Can Ed.ai award partial credit?

Yes. The demonstration shows how Ed.ai awards partial credit while keeping the teacher in control.

How does Ed.ai help identify student needs?

Ed.ai maps assessment results to state standards, helps identify where each student is stuck, and generates targeted practice based on actual misconceptions.

Webinar

Improve Student Outcomes in Math with Ed.ai

See Ed.ai in action with a live demonstration built for math teachers.

Discover how Ed.ai reads handwritten student work, follows multi-step reasoning, and generates a detailed, editable rubric while keeping you in control.

Learn how Ed.ai awards partial credit, maps assessment results to state standards, identifies where each student is stuck, and generates targeted practice based on actual misconceptions.

The session concludes with a live Q&A.

On the agenda:

Reading handwritten student work and following multi-step reasoning
Generating a detailed, editable rubric
Awarding partial credit while keeping the teacher in control
Mapping results to state standards and generating targeted practice from student misconceptions

📅 Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 2 PM CT / 3 PM ET / 12 PM PT.

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