How feedback drafting works
- 1.Upload submissions as PDF, DOCX, or TXT files, or paste the text directly.
- 2.Add your grading rubric if you have one. Feedback written against your own criteria is far more specific than feedback written without them.
- 3.Review each draft, edit anything that misreads the work, then send it to the learner.
Why the draft is a starting point
The assistant writes from what is on the page. It does not know that a learner has been stuck on one concept for weeks, that a late submission was agreed in advance, or how your department words a borderline grade. Treat every draft as a first pass to edit rather than a message to forward unread, and keep the grading decision yours.
Questions about AI-drafted feedback
- Can I edit the feedback before it reaches learners?
- Yes, and you should. Every draft is editable, so you can shorten it, expand a point, or change the tone before anything is shared.
- Do I have to provide a rubric?
- No, the rubric is optional. Supplying one makes the feedback track your actual criteria instead of generic writing advice.
- What file formats can I upload?
- PDF, DOCX, and TXT. You can also paste submission text straight into the page.