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Learners submit role demos, scenario responses, workflow outputs, tool artifacts, or exit evidence.
AIducation now exposes which learning surfaces are live AI graded, streamed, hybrid, heuristic practice, or evidence rollups. That keeps the platform honest: demos use the universal grader, courses produce proof, and unresolved grading gaps are visible.
The coverage map separates real grading, practice scoring, and evidence rollups so implementation priorities stay concrete.
Learners submit role demos, scenario responses, workflow outputs, tool artifacts, or exit evidence.
Live AI grading handles demos and scenarios while hybrid surfaces create practice and artifact evidence.
Guardrails, cost controls, output validation, and tenant scope protect high-impact grading paths.
Validated results feed manager reports, credentials, proof artifacts, and enterprise exports.
Each surface lists its endpoint, implementation file, evidence produced, readiness handoff, and remaining gaps.
The public role picker and try-demo flow submit learner responses to the practice grading bridge, which delegates to universal AI grading with role-specific demo targets.
Course and dashboard scenario practice posts to the guarded universal grader and can persist identity-bound results.
The streaming grading hook uses the same universal grading service with progress events for richer learner feedback.
Workflow labs can route final submissions through practice grading before completed artifacts move into portfolio and manager evidence.
High-stakes tool mission submissions use practice grading before they can count as readiness or credential evidence.
Exit assessments use practice grading for final scenario submissions, then combine baseline, diagnosis, capstone, portfolio, and manager-review evidence into a credential decision.
Credentials verify readiness by linking completed modules, graded scenarios, rubric evidence, workflow artifacts, and manager proof.
Proof artifacts make course completion usable by portfolios, manager reports, credentials, LMS, HRIS, audits, and company academies.