Getting Started

We understand the sensitive nature of this information and have implemented robust measures to protect it. Our approach is unique: Edexia learns like a teacher, not an AI, which means we never train on your data. Your information remains exclusively yours and stays within your school, allowing you to use Edexia just as you would any other assessment submission platform. We also ensure that no unsecured third-party access is allowed. All your uploaded assessments are stored securely on Australian servers, encrypted in transit, and access is audited. For more details, please refer to our Legal pages.

We have designed Edexia to be as intuitive as possible. Marking with Edexia is like moderating a colleague; you interact with it just as you would with another teacher. This means there is effectively nothing new to learn. Combined with our continuous efforts to optimise the user interface, Edexia is so intuitive that most teachers don't even need a demo to understand how to use it. Nevertheless, we provide constant and immediate support to every school we work with, just in case.

Hopefully, zero. Our goal is to make Edexia as accurate as possible right from the start by using any information provided during the upload process. Even if Edexia is entirely inaccurate initially, you only need to press one button and talk to it. It will then convert your input into perfectly written feedback for the student. So, even when it's not fully accurate, it acts as an AI scribe, helping you write feedback more efficiently. Over time, Edexia learns and progressively becomes more accurate, saving you even more time.

Yes, we work with each of our schools to integrate seamlessly into their existing marking workflow, minimising change management and ensuring a smooth, quick, and painless implementation of the technology.

Yes. Edexia learns by understanding how you think. As long as the teacher is thinking critically while marking, rather than arbitrarily assigning marks, Edexia can learn and follow that thought process. This process may take longer in more complex and nuanced cases, but the underlying approach remains the same.

Yes, because the teacher moderates its output and remains ultimately responsible for the accuracy of the mark. When you first use Edexia, its accuracy may need some improvement. However, as you continue to use the platform, you'll notice it improving and may even begin to trust its judgment—potentially more than your own at some point. Since you are the one training Edexia, it simply learns how you want to mark and follows that consistently.

We can track exactly how the platform is being used, how much time a teacher is spending on an assignment, and how many moderations are being made. School leaders can then review this information to ensure it is being used properly.