Learning Path Mapping
Each student's graded work positions them in the learning space. The system identifies exactly where they are and what they need next.
The knowledge graph
Every student has a position. Not just a score.
Grading results are not stored as marks. They are mapped to learning outcomes in the curriculum embedding space. Each student's collection of results gives them a position — showing what they have mastered, what is developing, and what has gaps.
This position updates in real time as new assessments come in. A teacher can see any student's current knowledge state at any moment.
Prerequisite tracking
Gaps surface before they become problems.
Because the curriculum embedding includes prerequisite relationships, the system can identify not just what a student hasn't learned — but whether they are missing a foundation required for upcoming topics.
This allows ClassGrade to route students to the most impactful practice first, rather than just the next item in a linear sequence.
Investor perspective
This is what makes ClassGrade adaptive, not just automated.
Most edtech platforms automate delivery of a fixed sequence. ClassGrade computes an individual path for every student based on their actual knowledge state. Personalisation at the individual level, at any scale.