Vision for Workbooks
Frequently asked questions
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Scribo has digitised selected student assessment workbooks into an app - Vision. Parents subscribe to the app to access to a range of assessment workbooks. The app knows all of the questions, across the range of in-print pages from any available online Vision enabled workbook.
Students or Parents enter the app, select the book, chapter and page number from a master table of contents. They Upload a picture of the student answers from the workbook page . Vision processes the image, and returns feedback and results to the parent / student in seconds.
1. Select the book
2. Select the Chapter
3. Select the page and take a picture. All questions on that page will be analysed and given immediate feedback, along with the model answer.
Students rely on subject-based revision workbooks daily—at school, tuition, and home. These books test knowledge with curriculum-aligned questions, often in printed format. While valuable for practice, the challenge for all students lies in feedback, further topic understanding and grading. Teachers are overwhelmed, tutors juggle too many individual student submissions, and students often struggle without timely support.
Marshall Cavendish Education (MCE), the leading textbook provider in Singapore and Asia, recognizes the power of handwritten practice. But without real-time feedback, students miss out on the most effective learning.
Enter MCE Vision—an AI-powered study companion. In keeping with proven modalities of learning, MCE Vision does not increase student screen time but rather deepens the impact of focused study time. Simply snap a picture of your handwritten answers from any workbook question page to get instant feedback, grading, and personalised explanations. No more guesswork, no more waiting—just real learning, when it matters most. MCE Vision is the AI-powered parent advisor, student study buddy, and ultimate stress reliever—all in one.
How does it work ?
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These terms of service ("Terms", "Agreement") are an agreement between the website ("Website operator", "us", "we" or "our") and you ("User", "you" or "your"). This Agreement sets forth the general terms and conditions of your use of this website and any of its products or services (collectively, "Website" or "Services").
Register for MCE Vision at: app.mcevision.com
You can then create your child’s account.
Once you have created your child’s account, they can login to Vision and upload their answers. You can also upload on their behalf via your parent account.
To upload answers:
1. Select your assessment book on the Vision app.
2. Select the chapter containing the page(s) you have completed.
3.
Select
the page and upload a picture of that completed page from the book.
Each answer is graded as Poor, Fair or Excellent. Students will also receive encouraging and specific feedback explaining how they can improve their answer if it is not correct.
Learning happens in different stages, like climbing a staircase. Students begin by remembering simple facts and gradually learn to apply that knowledge in ways that demonstrate deeper understanding.
Let’s use the water cycle as an example:
Remembering questions ask your child to recall information.
Example: "What are the main stages of the water cycle?"
(Answer:
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection.)
Understanding questions ask your child to explain concepts – how things work.
Example:
"Why does water evaporate faster on a hot day?"
Applying questions ask your child to apply their knowledge in real life.
Example:
"Why do we see puddles disappear after it rains?"
Analysing questions ask your child to examine how things compare.
Example:
"How does the data show the impact of human activities on the water cycle?"
Evaluating questions ask your child to form an opinion based on their knowledge.
Example:
"Do you think humans affect the water cycle? Why or why not?"
Creating questions ask your child to use the knowledge to come up with new ideas.
Example: "Design a model that shows the water cycle in action."
By encouraging students to move beyond memorising facts and ask "why" and "what if" questions, we help them develop the thinking skills they need to solve problems, understand the world, and become independent learners.