For xiangqi schools, studios, and coaches
Coaches should not grade twenty lines at night
Group-chat homework keeps you up, turns missing work into a roll call, and leaves the school blind. Students finish on a board. Results land at once. Time returns to class.
Homework in the group
Photos, typed moves, night grading
Twenty students, twenty manual checks. Missing work is a roll call. Parents ping, the thread explodes again.
After
Class time back. Completion in view.
Submit, get a result. Replay a line. The school sees who turned it in.
01 Pain
The cost is not sending the photo
It is grading, chasing, explaining. Tap who is stuck.
Nights become grading
Teach by day. Reconstruct twenty typed lines at night. Tomorrow, ping whoever did not submit.
Turned in, still no answer
Typed notation is easy to get wrong and does not train the hand. Feedback arrives after the move is forgotten.
Completion is a guess
The course belongs to the school. Progress lives in a coach’s chat. Ask who skipped this week — nobody has a number.
02 Gain
Time back in class. Progress back at the school.
Coaches leave night grading. Students get a result on the board. The org sees completion.
Fewer late nights
The system scores by problem type. You watch a replay and write one note — not twenty screenshots.
Feedback while it still matters
Move on a board. A wrong line stops. An engine game scores itself. No typing “cannon 2-5”.
Numbers the school can see
Publish by class. Who submitted, what the rate is — on one board, even on a screen in the office.
Problems do not start from scratch
Photograph a book, a shot, or a set board. Fix once, reuse next week.
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For schools, studios, and coaches with a standing roster.