Our mission

Teachers juggle too many tabs — rubrics here, worksheets there, marking somewhere else, and shadow AI when policy is vague. RubricMark keeps criteria, evidence, and classroom materials on one rubric spine, with you in control at every step. Rubi is a co-worker, not autopilot.

— Plan · Build · Mark · Admin

Plan units, draft materials, batch-mark essays and handwritten sheets with quote-anchored feedback, run moderation when multiple markers need consistency, and export to Google Classroom or Canvas after you approve every score. Voice-to-Rubric, worksheet vision, listening-audio scripts, and Admin report cards all use the same rubric you mark against.

Curriculum-tied printables

We built printables that map to what you actually teach — not generic filler. On rubricmark.com/printables, browse a free hub of calendar, puzzle, word-search, and sudoku generators, plus curriculum-aligned math drills (LaTeX, year-level topics) and literature response sheets. Collections tag to outcomes like Australian Curriculum v9 (e.g. Foundation English literature AC9EFLE01–AC9EFLE05). Teachers share PDFs in the community catalog; sign in to Build for full curriculum coverage, AI reading passages, science worksheets, Classroom publish, and marking on the same rubric you used to create the sheet.

— the Build studio arm

When a unit goes hands-on — LEGO, robotics, 3D printing, or music class — Makers is the advanced studio layer of the same platform: same account, same marking credits, no second subscription.

Five studio tools, pay per run:

• BrickGPT — classroom LEGO builds with Rebrickable parts lists, parts-sheet PDFs, and LDraw export.

• MakerWire — pin-accurate Pi and Arduino wiring (plus LEGO PF / SPIKE motor plans), SVG diagrams, BOMs, and starter code.

• Photo to 3D — reference photo → mesh preview and OBJ export for design-tech and STEM props.

• Music sheet — staff notation from a brief or audio transcribe (MP3, WAV, and more), with key, meter, chords, and practice tips as SVG for printables.

• Tab sheet — guitar, ukulele, and bass tab with chord symbols and fingering tips — print-ready for ensemble practice.

Browse the maker project catalog free; upload wiring guides, BOMs, or build notes for your class.

Why we built both surfaces

Everyday curriculum printables live on ; accurate studio exports (LEGO BOMs, wiring diagrams, 3D meshes, notation) live on Makers. One workflow: generate a literature or math sheet from your syllabus, run a BrickGPT or music sheet when the block needs it, mark student work on the main site with quote-backed feedback, assign remediation when the class misses a criterion. No five subscriptions, no pasting student work into consumer chatbots.

How it helps

• Classroom teachers — AC-aligned printables, batch marking with proof, and Makers when STEM or music needs export-ready assets.

• Primary & secondary — Year-level math, literature response, and free puzzle generators; staircase rubrics for developmental goals.

• Music & arts teachers — Staff and tab sheets on Makers; written and performance work marked on the same rubric on .

• Tutors & homeschool — Curriculum printables plus weekend maker projects on one account.

• Faculties — Moderation logs and explainable marks; share reproducible guides in the public maker catalog.

Co-worker · Observable workflows · One rubric spine