Individual written work

Written assignment

Describe what to write, set a deadline, and let every student write their own answer - private, versioned, graded with your feedback.

What is Written assignment?

You describe the task - the topic, the expected length, the criteria - in a full rich-text editor, or insert an article you already keep in your wiki. Then you open a session for a group: it gets a join code, a QR code and, if you want one, a deadline every student sees.

Students open the link on any device, read the task and write in the same kind of editor you used: headings, lists, pictures, autosave, version history. Each answer is visible only to you. When a student sends it in, you read it, comment it and hand back a grade with feedback - and they see it on their screen the moment you save.

How it works

From task to graded answer

The teacher publishes a task with a deadline, the student writes and sends their answer, and the teacher - its only reader - hands back a grade with feedback.

Features

Key capabilities

  • A real writing surface

    Students write in a rich editor with autosave and version history, not in a bare form field - and can come back to their draft until they send it.

  • Private answers

    Every text is visible to the teacher alone. Students never see one another's work, so nobody writes for the audience.

  • A deadline students see

    Set the date once - every student sees it while writing, and answers sent after it are flagged as late on both sides.

  • The history of the text

    Version history shows how each answer grew - useful for feedback, and a natural conversation starter about the writing process.

  • Feedback and margin notes

    Grade in any scale you use and write feedback the student sees; keep your own margin notes pinned to specific sentences.

  • Reusable with every group

    One task, many sessions: run the same assignment with the next group without mixing the two groups' answers.

Step by step

How it works

  1. Describe the task

    Write it in the wiki editor or insert an article you already have; the assignment keeps its own copy.

  2. Open a session

    Share the join code or QR with the group and set the deadline if you want one.

  3. Students write and send

    Each student writes their own answer in a private editor and sends it in when done.

  4. Review and grade

    Read every text, add feedback and a grade - each student sees only their own review.

Use cases

What it’s good for

  • Essays and term papers in schools and universities
  • Homework between training sessions - a case analysis, a reflection, an action plan
  • Writing exercises on courses: e-mails, offers, summaries, documentation
  • Recruitment and certification tasks written against a deadline
  • Project retrospectives where everyone writes before anyone speaks
  • Language courses: compositions with individual feedback

White label

Your brand for participants

On the paid plans you can add your company name, logo and colors, and during every session participants will see your brand instead of Verbalu.

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