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Projected Jury Scoring

In a projected jury, images are usually displayed to jurors on a large wall or projection screens while the jurors score at their computers. Learn how to view images, enter scores and comments, and make sure all applicants are scored.

Last updated on 19 Dec, 2025

How to Score in a Projected Jury ๐Ÿ—ณ๏ธ

When it's time to begin scoring:

1
Click Score! or Score Remaining Artists to launch the scorecard.

You may do this.

2
Find the applicant and review details.

Administrators control how much information you see on the applicant scorecard. You may see one or more artwork thumbnails to help ensure the applicant you're scoring matches the images projected in front of you.

Click the thumbnail to open a larger version of the image.

3
Enter a score.

Click the bubble next to your desired score. Add comments, if applicable. Check with the administrator for scoring criteria.

4
Save score.

Click Save Score to save your selection and automatically advance to the next applicant.

โšก TIP: When youโ€™re done or before taking a break, click Score Remaining Artists to make sure no applications were missed.


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You'll know you're on the projected scorecard if:

  • The background is light gray

  • You see multiple applicant details on one screen

  • You can enter a score and comment immediately on the scorecard

projected scorecard.png
If your scorecard doesn't look like the image above, you may be scoring through a monitor jury scorecard instead. Contact the event for clarification.

Finalizing Your Scores โœ…

Your scores are stored automatically in ZAPP once you save, but you can return to review and change your score or add comments while the jury is in progress.

From the Jury Landing Page:

  • Click Review in the Action column to revisit an applicant.

  • Use filters and sort tools to organize your list.

  • Click Show Thumbnails for a visual overview.

  • Use Download Score History to save a spreadsheet of your scores and comments.

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