Add TurboGrading to Chrome
Install the extension and sign in with your TurboGrading instructor account.
TurboGrading for Blackboard Ultra
Turn written responses into reviewed feedback without leaving the Blackboard grading flow.
TurboGrading works on supported Blackboard Ultra grading pages to draft feedback and suggest marks. Instructors review, rewrite, override, save as draft, or publish—the final decision never leaves their hands.
Works on supported Blackboard Ultra grading pages in Chrome.
Launch from a supported Blackboard Ultra grading page
Override any suggested mark or feedback
Choose whether to save a draft or publish
Alongside the Blackboard grader
Use AI assistance as a starting point, not an automatic verdict.
TurboGrading reduces repetitive drafting while preserving the instructor’s role in interpreting each response and deciding what students ultimately see.
- Open TurboGrading from a supported Blackboard Ultra grading page.
- Compare the draft against the student’s written response.
- Rewrite comments and change marks before saving or publishing.
Review-first by design
A draft remains a draft until you act.
- Inspect the suggested mark.
- Revise the feedback in your own voice.
- Save for later review or publish when complete.
A focused Blackboard process
Move from open submission to reviewed feedback in three steps.
The extension provides a draft; the instructor decides how that draft changes and whether it is published.
Launch from Blackboard Ultra
Open a supported written-response grading page and start TurboGrading from the extension.
Make the final decision
Review, edit, or override the draft, then keep it unpublished or publish it when ready.
Operational readiness
Define how TurboGrading should fit your Blackboard courses before rollout.
Keep the first use case narrow, make instructor review expectations explicit, and confirm that the extension is permitted in the browsers faculty use.
Confirm the grading pages
Identify the supported Blackboard Ultra written-response pages included in the initial use case.
Normalize instructor overrides
Treat suggested marks and feedback as editable input, with instructor changes expected whenever needed.
Check browser access
Confirm participating instructors can install and run the Chrome extension under institutional browser policies.
Review the Blackboard workflow
Give written-response grading an editable first pass—not an automatic final answer.
Install TurboGrading or request a walkthrough focused on supported Blackboard Ultra grading pages.