What Is Markin For?

New technology requires new tools, and teachers working on-line need facilities which are just not available in a standard web browser or word-processor. Students submit their work as word-processor documents via email, and teachers need to be able to mark and return these documents as quickly and easily as they can mark work submitted on paper.

What Does Markin Do?

Markin is a Windows program which runs on the teacher's computer. It can import a student's text for marking by pasting from the clipboard, or directly from an RTF or text file.

Once the text has been imported, Markin provides all the tools a teacher needs to mark and annotate the text.

When marking is complete, the teacher can export the marked text as an RTF file for loading into a word-processor, or as a web page so that students can view the marked text in a web browser. Marked work can even be emailed directly back to the student, all from within the Markin program.

To find out more, see the Features page, follow the online tutorial, or have a look at the other Markin information pages listed in the menu on the right.

Upgrading To Version 3 From Earlier Versions

If you are a registered user of an earlier version of Markin, please see the Pricing and Ordering page for details of upgrade charges.