Gain Insight into Student Comprehension with Seesaw AI's Show What You Know Tool
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Seesaw has introduced a new AI-powered feature called Show What You Know, designed to help educators efficiently gauge student comprehension without the need for hours of individual observation. This tool addresses the common challenge of finding time to assess understanding by utilizing screen recordings to capture students' problem-solving processes in real-time. By analyzing these recordings against a custom rubric, the system provides teachers with immediate and actionable insights into how well students grasp specific concepts, allowing them to save valuable instructional time while maintaining high standards of assessment.
Creating an assessment with this tool is streamlined through a user-friendly interface that guides educators through setting time limits, entering questions, or utilizing the built-in AI question generator. Teachers can either input their own grading criteria or let the AI automatically generate a rubric tailored to the task. Once configured, the AI instantly identifies correct answers, determines levels of understanding, and highlights common misconceptions, which teachers can review and edit before adding the activity to their assignments. This process results in an auto-graded Draw and Record assessment that is ready for students to complete immediately.
Upon completion of the activity, Seesaw delivers a comprehensive breakdown of student performance that goes far beyond simple scores. The report includes an overall grade, an AI-generated summary of the student's recorded response that captures their thinking process, clear indicators distinguishing correct from incorrect answers, and a specific level of understanding based on the set rubric. Additionally, the system provides a full line-by-line transcript of the screen recording, offering a complete view of the student's reasoning rather than just the final answer, which is particularly beneficial for subjects like math and science where critical thinking is essential.
Ultimately, Show What You Know empowers educators to spend less time manually analyzing student work and more time delivering targeted support where it matters most. By revealing the complete thought process behind every answer, this tool ensures that teachers can identify gaps in understanding early and provide precise interventions. The ability to instantly analyze both the final output and the journey to get there allows for a deeper connection between instruction and assessment, fostering an environment where student comprehension is continuously monitored and supported effectively.
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Hello from Seesaw. Struggling [music] to
find time to gauge student comprehension
without spending hours sitting [music]
with each child? Seesaw's new AI-powered
Show What You Know assessments are here
to help save you [music] time by
capturing students' problem-solving
process through screen recordings and
grading responses against your rubric,
giving you immediate, actionable [music]
insights into their understanding.
Here's how easy it is to create one.
From the AI tools tab, [music] tap Show
What You Know.
Set a time limit and enter your
assessment question, or let the built-in
[music] question generator write one for
you. Now it's time to set a rubric.
Enter your own criteria,
>> [music]
>> or tap Generate Rubric to let AI build
one automatically.
The AI [music] instantly identifies the
correct answer, levels of understanding,
and common student misconceptions.
Review and edit any parameters to fit
your [music] needs. Finally, tap Add to
add the question to your activity. And
just like that, you have an auto-graded
Draw and Record [music] assessment ready
to analyze student understanding
instantly.
Hit Save, [music] and it's ready to
assign.
Once students complete the activity,
>> [music]
>> Seesaw gives you a comprehensive
breakdown of the student's insights,
including an overall score, an
AI-generated [music]
summary of the student's recorded
response, capturing their thinking and
problem-solving process, clear
indicators of correct [music] versus
incorrect answers, the student's
specific level of understanding based on
your rubric, and a full line-by-line
transcript [music] of their screen
recording.
Perfect for assessing critical thinking
and reasoning in subjects [music] like
math and science, Show What You Know
allows you to see a student's complete
thought process,
>> [music]
>> and not just the final answer.
Ready to spend less time analyzing
student understanding and more time
delivering targeted support [music]
where it matters most? Try creating a
Show What You Know assessment today.