Moga'em turns your own unit spec into plain-language criteria, then shows you where a learner's work actually addresses each one — with the exact passage. It never grades. Every judgement on record stays yours.
From 19.99 JOD for the whole teaching season — not per month.
Evidence Mapper — Unit 3, Assignment 2
Decoded criteria
Located evidence
Labels describe whether evidence was found. You make every judgement.
The AI never grades
No Pass, Merit or Distinction ever comes out of this product.
1 credit per successful run
A run that fails costs you nothing, and reopening a decode is free.
PDF tools stay on your device
Split, trim and merge run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Arabic and English
A complete right-to-left interface, not a translated afterthought.
The part of assessment nobody budgets for
You know what a Distinction looks like. What takes the evening is everything before the judgement.
The criterion you need is on page 147 of a 200-page PDF, written in wording you then have to translate for learners.
Thirty pages of coursework, and you re-read all of it to establish where M2 is actually evidenced.
Twenty-four learners, and by learner nineteen your wording for the same criterion has quietly drifted.
Your IV asks where the evidence for D1 was. "I remember reading it" is not an answer.
If you assess BTEC, pick the ones you recognise
You did not become an assessor to re-read specifications. Here is what actually eats the term — and what replaces it.
Two hundred pages of Pearson wording, and the criterion you need is buried on page 147 in language you then have to translate for learners before you can even start.
Criteria Decoder turns your own unit pack into plain-language criteria mapped to the assignment tasks — once. It is saved and versioned in your library, and reopening it for the rest of the term costs nothing.
The same criterion, worded four different ways across one cohort. Not carelessness — just twenty-four submissions and a Sunday evening. It is the thing an IV notices first.
One decoded wording drives every run across the cohort, so the criterion you apply to learner twenty-four is the one you applied to learner one. On-Screen Review asks the same question set for every learner, so nothing gets skipped on the tired ones.
You re-read the whole submission to establish where M2 is evidenced. Then you do it again for D1. Then you do it twenty-three more times.
Evidence Mapper locates candidate passages for each criterion and points to their exact position in the document, labelled matched, partial or no match. It never decides — you confirm, reject or reassign, and your decision is what gets stored.
Specs in one folder, evidence in another, your notes in a third, and no record of why you reached the decision you reached three weeks ago.
Criteria, learner work, located evidence and your decision live in one workspace, with every confirm, reject and reassign stored against your name. Cohort-level internal verification tooling is in preview and not billed while it is.
The work does not scale down. Every new assignment restarts the same cycle of re-reading, re-typing and re-uploading from the beginning.
The three things you repeat are the three things that stop: decode a unit once and reopen it free, upload a learner’s work once and reuse it across every tool, and get located evidence instead of a fresh read-through.
Software is billed by the month. Teaching is billed by the term. You end up paying through the holidays for a tool you opened twice.
Credits are sold by the teaching season, roughly four to five months — not by the month. Top up with 25, 50 or 100 more if you run out early, and leftover credits carry over when you switch packs. A run that fails never costs a credit.
Splitting, trimming and merging means another tool, another account, and uploading learner work to a company you have never heard of.
Free split, trim and merge that runs entirely in your browser. No account, no upload — the file never reaches a server, because no server is involved.
Learner work and centre specifications are other people’s material, and you are the one who signed for it.
Files sit under your own account with per-user access rules, validated by file signature rather than extension. They are never sold, never passed to third parties, and never used to train models.
Without Moga'em
With Moga'em
Your documents, your library, your decisions.
Upload the unit spec, assignment brief and delivery guide you already have — PDF or DOCX, up to 20 MB each. Trim a large spec book down first with the free PDF Trimmer if you like.
PDF or DOCX · up to 20 MB each
Criteria Decoder organises the criteria into plain language and maps them to the assignment tasks. The result is saved to your personal, versioned spec library, and reopening it later costs nothing.
Saved to your library · reopening is free
Create a class, add your learners, upload their documents. The same document is reused by every tool, so you never upload it twice.
Uploaded once · reused by every tool
Evidence Mapper returns candidate passages with their exact position in the document, labelled matched, partial or no match. That is evidence presence, not a grade. You confirm, reject or reassign each one — and your decision is what gets stored.
Your decision is what gets stored
A worked example
You decode the unit once — 1 credit. You run Evidence Mapper on each of the twenty-four submissions — 24 credits. Twenty-five in total. A Starter season pack is 120 credits, so it covers roughly four assignments like that across the 4–5 month window. Reopening the decode later is free, and a run that fails costs you nothing.
Where the line is
An assessment decision belongs to a named assessor. Moga'em is built so that stays literally true in the record.
Upload a document once; every tool can use it.
Turns your unit pack into plain-language criteria mapped to the assignment tasks, saved to a versioned library. Reopening a decode is free.
Locates candidate passages in a learner’s work for each criterion, with exact positions, then records your confirm, reject or reassign.
Gives you one review question per criterion, grounded in the actual work, so nothing is skipped. You write every judgement yourself.
Classes, learners and their documents in one place. Upload PDF or DOCX up to 20 MB once, then reuse it across every tool.
Keep only the pages for your unit from a large specification. Runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device.
Cohort consistency flags for internal verification. Still in preview, and not billed while it is.
No account needed
Split, trim and merge PDFs entirely inside your browser. The file never leaves your device — there's no upload, because there's no server involved.
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Yours. Uploads live under your own account, and specs are decoded into your personal library rather than shared across schools.
No. Teacher and learner files are never sold or passed to third parties, and they are not used to train models.
PDF and DOCX up to 20 MB, checked by file signature rather than by extension alone.
They never touch a server. Everything happens in your browser, so there is nothing to store and nothing to leak.
What it costs
Season packs are priced against the term you actually teach, not the calendar month you happen to be billed in.
What a term normally costs you
Around eight evenings per assignment cycle, spent finding rather than judging.
Per-month tooling billed straight through the holidays.
A Starter season
19.99 JOD
for the whole 4–5 month season
120 credits. One credit per successful run. Failed runs are never charged.
No card needed to create an account.
Buy a 4–5 month season pack, then add on-demand credits if you run out before the window ends.
For individual teachers starting the term
For busy assessors
For heavy use across the season
Need extra credits mid-season? On-demand packs start at 3 JOD for 25 credits.
Season packs last about 4–5 months. Leftover credits carry over when you switch plans. On-demand packs require an active plan.
No. It locates candidate evidence and asks you questions about it. It never awards Pass, Merit or Distinction, and it never writes your feedback. Every decision on record is yours.
Decode one unit, map one submission, and see whether the two hours come back. No card needed to start.
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