EduAsiste for Instructors

Every instructor deserves an AI assistant.

Eduardo drafts assignments, grades against your rubric, and tracks every student's progress against your course learning outcomes, so you spend time teaching instead of doing paperwork.

Trust: FERPA-aligned You approve before anything reaches a student Your data stays with your institution
Eduardo the owl, your teaching assistant

The Problem

The paperwork that isn't teaching

None of this is why you got into teaching. Eduardo takes it off your plate without taking away your judgment.

01

Grading eats the hours you don't have

Every assignment is a stack of grading before you can move on to the next one, and a rubric only helps if you have time to apply it consistently across every submission.

02

You find out who's struggling too late

By the time a midterm shows a student is behind, weeks of the course are gone. Catching it earlier means reading every submission for patterns, not just a grade.

03

Progress reporting is its own project

Pulling together where a student or a cohort stands against your course's learning outcomes, in a form anyone else can read, takes time you'd rather spend on the course itself.

What Eduardo does

Built around your course, not a generic template

Upload your syllabus and rubric, or describe what you need. Eduardo works from your material.

Draft

Draft assignments and assessments

Generate assignments, quizzes, and discussion prompts aligned to your course's learning outcomes, at the difficulty and format you choose. You edit before anything is assigned.

Grade

Grade against your rubric

Upload scanned or digital submissions. Eduardo grades against the rubric you define and shows where each student's answer diverged, so you can spot-check instead of re-grading from scratch.

Track

Track progress against learning outcomes

Every graded assignment becomes a data point against your course's stated outcomes. See which students are on track, which are drifting, and which outcomes the whole cohort is struggling with.

Flag

Flag students before the midterm does

Eduardo surfaces students whose pattern of answers suggests they're falling behind on a specific outcome, not just a low average. You decide what to do about it.

Report

Draft progress reports

Generate clear, per-student or per-cohort progress reports mapped to your learning outcomes. You approve before anything goes out.

Coach

Give students a Socratic study partner

Eduardo's student-facing side never hands over the answer. It asks one question at a time, scaffolded to your course's outcomes, and logs the session for you to review.

How it works

From syllabus to graded roster

1

Upload your syllabus

Eduardo reads your course outline and learning outcomes once, then reuses them for every assignment.

2

Draft or upload an assignment

Generate one aligned to your outcomes, or upload your own.

3

Grade and review

Eduardo grades against your rubric. You spot-check and approve.

4

See the roster update

Every result rolls into per-student and per-outcome progress, visible to you at any time.

Demo

See Eduardo in action

A live assistant loaded with real course data. No signup required.

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Security & Data Policy

Student data stays private

Compliance posture

FERPA-aligned Encrypted in transit & at rest Instructor-controlled access No data sold or shared

Your roster is yours. Student information stays protected and is never shared with third parties. Only you and your institution's administrators can see it, scoped to what each role needs.

Your data never trains our models. No fine-tuning on customer data, no shared prompts, no anonymized training corpus.

FAQ

Questions instructors ask

Do I have to change how I teach?
No. Eduardo works from what you already have: your syllabus, your assignments, your rubric. It does not prescribe a teaching method.
What does Eduardo actually grade?
Whatever you upload against a rubric you define. Eduardo shows its reasoning per question and flags anything it is not confident about for you to check. You approve before anything goes to a student.
Can my students see each other's data?
No. Each student's workspace is private. You see your full roster; students see only their own progress.
Is this the same thing my institution's administrators see?
Related but scoped differently. Administrators get an institution-wide view of outcomes coverage across courses. You get the per-student, per-assignment detail for your own roster.
What happens to a student's data if I stop using Eduardo?
You can export your full workspace, in standard formats, at any time. Account deletion completes within one billing cycle.

Have a question? Talk to someone who can answer it.

Twenty minutes, no deck. We will look at your course and tell you honestly whether Eduardo fits how you teach.