BusyBee by Agilix Reaches One Million Graded Submissions

Agilix Labs has announced that its AI-powered assistant, BusyBee, has surpassed one million graded student submissions since its launch in February. Announced in a press release, BusyBee, built on Amazon Bedrock, is designed to assist teachers by providing efficient feedback on student work, thereby reducing the time spent on grading.

The tool has been embraced by educators, with a notable increase in teacher trust as they accept BusyBee's predictive scores 59% of the time without modification, a 16-point rise from the previous year. Teachers are saving over an hour daily, allowing them to focus more on student interaction. Additionally, over 90% of student submissions now receive detailed comments, a significant increase from the previous 10%.

BusyBee's adoption is accelerating, with over 210,000 assignments graded in the first month of the current school year alone. The platform also supports tutoring and student assistance through its Get Help and Check My Understanding features, facilitating over 70,000 tutoring sessions and nearly 500,000 student messages. This integration of AI in education is reshaping classroom dynamics, providing both teachers and students with valuable support.