scholia
Scholia is a category-based marking aid library for Python. Rather than recording a raw numeric mark per student and question, we record a category label that maps to both a mark and a prose feedback string defined in the marking scheme. Adjusting a mark mid-cohort means editing one line in the scheme; all feedback is regenerated automatically.
Installation
uv add scholia
Quick start
scholia init
# edit scholia/scheme.yaml
scholia update
# edit scholia/students.csv to fill in category labels
scholia mark
Documentation
Full documentation is available at the project site.
Development
Scholia uses uv for dependency management, ruff for formatting and linting, ty for type checking, and pytest for testing.
uv sync --all-groups
uv run pytest
uv run ruff format .
uv run ruff check .
uv run ty check src/scholia
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