AssessIQ

What AssessIQ is

AssessIQ is a web-based academic assessment engine for higher education that automates rubric-based grading and prepares criterion-level feedback for instructor review. It generates Bloom’s-aligned rubrics from assignment details and learning outcomes, then scores submissions by criterion with evidence excerpts, confidence scores, and draft feedback. Instructors can choose evaluative, developmental, or Socratic tones, revise feedback, override scores with reasons, and release grades. Integrity checks analyze stylometric, linguistic, and structural signals to assign a four-tier risk assessment. Analytics cover class trends, student growth, AI scoring accuracy, and department-level insights. Students can view criterion scores, evidence highlights, instructor feedback, and resubmission opportunities; instructors may require raw AI conversation logs for analysis. Essays, papers, and projects can be submitted through AssessIQ or an LMS, and grades can return to the LMS after approval. LTI 1.3 integrations include Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle. Institutional controls include SSO, multi-tenancy, and role-based access. Students can use the portal without an account by entering their name, email, and a professor’s access code. The site describes AssessIQ as part of the Clairant / DialogIQ ecosystem and displays a SOC 2 Type II designation. Its free trial costs nothing and covers up to 30 submissions per month, with no credit card required.

Who it suits

AssessIQ suits higher-education instructors and institutions that want rubric-based assessment, feedback review controls, and LMS connections. Its student portal also supports access without a student account.

Limits

The free trial is free for up to 30 submissions per month and requires no credit card. The facts do not give other plan limits.

Getting started

1. Visit the AssessIQ website.
2. Start the free trial, which requires no credit card.
3. Use the web interface or connect an LMS through LTI 1.3.
4. Submit essays, papers, or projects through AssessIQ or the LMS.
5. Students can access assignments using their name, email, and professor’s access code.

Verdict

AssessIQ combines rubric generation, criterion-level scoring, feedback controls, and LMS support for higher education. Its trial allows up to 30 submissions per month, and instructors retain review and grade-release controls.