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August 21, 20250 citationsOpen Access

AutoEval An AI-Powered Automated Evaluation System for Continuous Assessment and Feedback in Education

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Key Points

  • Automated evaluation system reduces reliance on final exams, providing continuous assessment of student progress.
  • The system enables dynamic quiz generation and feedback analysis, enhancing teaching effectiveness with real-time insights.
  • Implementation of AI technologies facilitates a holistic assessment approach across educational settings, addressing existing evaluation gaps.
  • Preliminary testing indicates significant potential for improving student learning outcomes through continuous assessment.

Abstract

Traditional exam-oriented evaluation systems often fail to provide continuous insight into student learning. This paper presents an Automated Evaluation System (AES) that generates topic-aligned quizzes based on teacher schedules, collects student feedback, and analyzes it to evaluate both student progress and teaching effectiveness. Using AI-based quiz generation, flashcards, and feedback analysis, the system enables a holistic assessment approach, reducing reliance on final exams. The paper outlines the system’s architecture, technologies used, design methodology, and results of preliminary testing

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4ec6ad7bf08b1ead7f3ahttps://doi.org/10.46632/daai/5/1/16
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