In Conversation With Kamogelo Moremi- Founder of Rekgabile Tech Solutions & EduSmart Marker

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Rekgabile Tech Solutions is a newly established tech company focused on supporting businesses with cyber threat analysis, risk assessments, and network diagnostics. The company says its goal is to help organisations understand, identify, and respond to network problems and cyber weaknesses before they become costly disruptions.

In addition to cyber support services, the founder Kamo has developed an AI-powered education tool called EduSmart Marker — a digital marking app designed to assist teachers in grading work. While the online link itself does not show detailed information, AI marking tools in the education tech sector typically include functions such as automatic grading of papers and assignments, plagiarism and AI-content detection, and exam paper generation for learners from early school grades up to tertiary level.

Similar apps available globally work by allowing teachers to scan or upload student work and receive instant feedback, grading suggestions, and rubric-aligned scores, freeing up time spent on manual marking. Many of these tools can read handwritten or typed text, provide customised feedback, and help keep consistency in evaluation. Autoscaling features can generate exam papers and questions automatically, and some even integrate AI chatbots to support teachers and students.
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