what it won’t do
Released College Board material, class codes, emails to families and score predictions.
what it won’t do
These keep grading on the AP rubric and keep you in charge of what students and families see.
College Board released questions, rubrics or sample essays
Fiveable won’t look up, quote or return them, and your AI app is asked not to search for them either. If you assigned a released question, paste it or attach a screenshot, and Fiveable grades your students’ work on the AP rubric for that question type.
class codes
There aren’t any. Students join a class by opening the link of an assignment you published to it, or you add them to the roster.
emails to students or families
It drafts parent notes, recaps and feedback. You send them from your own email or LMS.
AP score predictions
It reports raw and section scores. It won’t project a 1 to 5 AP score for a student or a class.
grading on its own terms
Your AI app won’t grade work itself, give its own read of a score, or offer a different scale. Scores come only from Fiveable, and you can change any of them.
browsing your Google Drive
Fiveable can’t open your Drive. Your AI app’s own Drive connector reads the files, or you upload them on the website.