EvalBuddy is a web-based application built with Nuxt 3 that provides educators with a comprehensive tool for evaluating responses to questions. The platform supports multiple evaluation methodologies, from simple binary assessments to complex mastery-level evaluations with custom scoring systems.

The tool uses IndexedDB for local data storage, ensuring fast and reliable performance with 100% local data handling.

Overview

Usage Guide

A detailed usage guide is available in the GitHub README file.

My contribution

In 2025, I completed an internship, which was extended by a fixed-term contract, at the IRIT laboratory (read more by clicking here).
During this time, I was mainly supervised by Rémi Saurel, who was at the time working on his thesis on Technology-Enhanced Learning.

Rémi developed the first version of EvalBuddy in his spare time, an application designed to facilitate the evaluation of student responses. Indeed, the evaluation of large quantities of responses is a frequent occurrence during scientific experiments on education; EvalBuddy facilitates the work of human evaluators, whether they are involved in experiments or even researchers themselves.

Eager to participate in a new project related to education, I decided to contribute to the application, as it is open-source.
I particularly worked on improving the overall user experience, as well as making the dataset more flexible to feed into the application.