Submissions
Visual processing
Crooked, sideways, and faded pages are corrected before you grade.
Submissions photographed on phones or rushed through a scanner arrive imperfect. InteGrade cleans them up automatically so every page is legible by the time it reaches the grading view.
What gets corrected
- Rotation: sideways and upside-down pages are turned right side up.
- Skew: tilted phone photos are straightened.
- Contrast: faded pencil and washed-out photos are darkened to readable.
Screenshotbefore/after of a crooked phone photo corrected
Manual control
Automatic correction is a starting point, not a lock. If a page is still rotated wrong, rotate it yourself in the grading view; your manual rotation always wins over the automatic one.
When something is still unreadable
Processing can rescue a lot, but not a photo taken in the dark of a page in motion. If a submission is genuinely illegible, the fix is a better capture: ask the student to rescan or rephotograph, then replace the submission.