How School Heads Can Inspect Attached Photos and Documents on Submissions
Having to download hundreds of individual image files and PDFs to a local desktop just to review student submissions clutters administrative computers.
Local file downloads clutter computers and slow down reviews
When school heads want to inspect sample student work for accreditation, downloading dozens of heavy image files fills up local hard drives.
Inspect student attachments directly inside the native in-browser viewer
Open any student submission from the institutional assignment ledger.
Click on the attached file (PDF, PNG, JPG, DOCX).
The document opens immediately in high-resolution inside the browser viewer.
Zoom in to inspect handwritten working, graphs, and teacher grading annotations.
Put it into practice
Example: Inspecting sample student lab reports for accreditation
An inspector and principal review five student biology lab reports directly in the browser viewer, admiring clean data tables without downloading files.
Worth checking first
- Viewer supports multi-page PDFs, high-res photos of handwritten pages, and Word docs.
- Zero local disk space consumed on administrative laptops.
How EduVetta helps
EduVetta features an integrated in-browser document viewer for assignment submissions, allowing school leadership to review student work effortlessly.