Louey doesn’t treat every assignment the same. It considers the unique instructions, expectations, and learning objectives behind the work you’re evaluating.

By using your assignment instructions, rubrics, grading notes, and relevant examples, Louey can develop grading suggestions that reflect what you’ve actually asked students to accomplish.

Combined with your personalized grading style, this helps Louey provide feedback that’s relevant to both the assignment and your teaching approach.

Everything Louey needs to understand your assignment.

Assignment Instructions

Give Louey the directions students received so its grading suggestions reflect the assignment’s goals and expectations.

Rubrics

Provide an evaluation rubric to help Louey consider the criteria and standards you’ve established for student work.

Supporting Materials

Include relevant readings, examples, or course resources to give Louey additional context for the assignment.

Faculty Notes

Add grading priorities or special considerations that may not appear in the student-facing instructions, helping Louey better understand what matters most to you.