Less looking for the evidence.
More time to give it a fair read.
Online judging software that keeps the submission, rubric, and scoring controls together, so judges can focus on what your chapters accomplished.
See the judging workspace
The actual judge workspace, populated with fictional demonstration data.
A queue with a clear next step.
Judges can work through assigned submissions, filter the queue, and see which items need review. Staff can assign judges to specific sections, items, or chapters to match the way your review team works.
- Keep assignments scoped to the right work.
- Find pending, scored, flagged, and late submissions.
- Open evidence without losing your place in the queue.
The rubric belongs beside the work.
Put criteria and scoring guidance where judges make their decisions. Define score ranges and descriptive scoring levels so your reviewers have a shared reference for what a strong submission looks like.
Judges can read the chapter’s response, enter a score, and leave a comment in the same workspace. If an entry needs another look, they can return it with feedback.
More than one judge? Plan for it.
Configure how many judges an activity requires and how their scores resolve. Choose the strategy that fits your rubric, such as averaging scores, and flag disagreements for manual review where needed.
A single final score should not hide the decisions behind it. Keep judge scores, comments, and the resolved result connected to the submission.
From reviewed evidence to recognition.
Scores feed into the same program that holds your chapter submissions and award rules. Staff can review totals and calculations, account for late credit, and control when chapters see results.
See how judging fits into the complete chapter recognition workflow.
Let’s try it with your rubric.
Tell us how your judging team is organized and bring an example activity. In a demo, we can walk through the review experience and discuss the scoring decisions your program needs to support.
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