Flexible assignment creation
Create assignments with AI, import a file or pasted text, choose from the public library, or start from scratch. Add short-answer, essay, or multiple-choice questions; short-answer and essay questions can use a rubric.
Teachers can create assignments, give students AI feedback and scoring, and turn an assignment-level AI tutor on or off.
Class Companion helps teachers build classroom assignments, collect student work, and return AI feedback and scoring. Educators can create assignments with AI, import a file or pasted text, choose from the public library, or start from scratch; short-answer and essay questions can use rubrics.
For each assignment, teachers choose submission settings and when feedback appears. They can turn on an AI tutor that helps students without giving away the answer, then review the conversation history.
Create assignments with AI, import a file or pasted text, choose from the public library, or start from scratch. Add short-answer, essay, or multiple-choice questions; short-answer and essay questions can use a rubric.
Use a rubric to inform AI feedback and scoring for short-answer or essay work. Choose whether students see feedback instantly or at the end of the assignment.
Turn the AI tutor on or off for each assignment. It helps students without giving away the answer, and teachers can view the full conversation history.
Set how many attempts students get per question, time limits, question order, and typed or handwritten essay responses. Teachers can also hide the rubric or score, disable pasting, and set feedback timing.
School and district offerings include LMS integration for rosters, linked assignments, and grade passback with Canvas, Schoology, and Google Classroom.
Build a short-answer or essay assignment with a rubric and choose to return AI feedback and scoring immediately or after students finish.
Teachers can allow multiple attempts on questions and choose whether feedback appears instantly or at the end, giving students a way to practice with the same assignment.
Enable the AI tutor for an assignment when students need support while working. It helps without giving away the answer, and teachers can review the conversation history.
School and district teams can use LMS integration to roster classes, link assignments, and pass grades back through Canvas, Schoology, or Google Classroom.
Teachers can generate one with AI, import a file or pasted text, choose from the public assignment library, or start from scratch. Questions can be short answer, essay, or multiple choice; rubrics can be added to short-answer and essay questions.
Yes. The AI tutor can be turned on or off for each assignment. It helps students without giving away the answer, and teachers can see the full conversation history.
Yes. Essay submissions can be typed, handwritten, or either, according to the assignment settings.
Teachers can sign up for the Teacher plan for free. School and District plans add LMS integration, a private content library, premium insights, and other institutional tools; schools and districts can book a demo.
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