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Teachers stay in control

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Edit everything

Rewrite, delete, or build on any AI-generated comment before it ever reaches a student.

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Add your voice

Record a personal voice note on any piece of feedback.

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Release when ready

If you set it to teacher review mode, nothing goes to students until you review and hit release.

Accuracy you can trust.

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81.2% exact. 98.3% within one.

Across 579 essays at St Bernard’s College, Edexia matched teacher judgment at examiner-level consistency. When it’s not exact, it’s one grade band away.

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Built on VCAA Rubrics, Calibrated by VCAA Assessors

Every criterion, grade descriptor, and study design requirement is pre-loaded. A team of VCE English assessors continuously trains and validates the system against real marking standards.

Privacy you can trust.

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Your data stays yours

All training data is siloed to individual or institutional accounts and remains the intellectual property of the account holders. We don’t use your data to train our models.

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Stored locally & de-identified

All data is de-identified and securely stored on locally based servers.

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All Texts. All Frameworks.

And so much more

Students can write, get instant feedback, and rewrite in the space of an evening — that cycle of improvement just wasn’t possible before.

— Chris Mason, Head of English at St Bernard’s College

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Frequently Asked Questions

Edexia is the only AI grading tool purpose-built for VCE English, calibrated by a team of ten VCAA assessors. In trials across 579 essays, it matched teacher grades exactly 81.2% of the time and was within ±1 mark 98.3% of the time. Unlike generic AI tools, Edexia understands the VCE rubric, every text on the study list, and improves through school-level moderation.
Edexia's calibration is largely text-agnostic, so the core rubric interpretation applies across texts. For each text on the VCE list, we build a knowledge base of themes, authorial intent, and key quotes, validated by our assessor team. Whether your students are studying The Memory Police or Bad Dreams, Edexia understands the text.
We treat your data like an LMS does. Everything is siloed to your school's instance, stored on Australian servers, encrypted, and de-identified before any AI processing. We never train on your data. We hold SOC 2 Type II certification and ST4S accreditation.
From the first submission. Even before Edexia is fully calibrated to your standards, it works as an AI scribe, drafting detailed feedback that you then edit and personalise. Over time, as you moderate and calibrate, the drafts get increasingly accurate and require fewer edits. Most schools report significant time savings from week one.
We start with a department meeting to demonstrate the platform and answer questions. Then individual 5–10 minute check-ins with each teacher to ensure they're set up, followed by fortnightly touch-points throughout the term. No formal training required. The platform is designed to be as intuitive as moderating a colleague.
Yes. Edexia includes AI detection built specifically for student writing. Unlike generic detectors that flag legitimate student work, ours is tuned to minimise false positives. We'd rather miss some AI use than wrongly accuse a student. Combined with writing replay (seeing how the essay was written keystroke-by-keystroke), you get a complete picture of authenticity.