Learn to write objectives
by writing them.
You write. AI judges each objective and asks the question that helps you fix it, without writing it for you. Your instructor sees how your thinking grew, not only where it ended.
One round at a time.
Your words, sharper each time.
Every assignment runs as short rounds. The point isn’t to please the reviewer; it’s to see in your own writing what a careful reader sees.
- 01
Write it yourself.
Gentle hints flag words that are hard to observe, as you type. No AI writing.
- 02
Check it yourself.
Before any feedback, judge each objective’s level and S·M·A·R·T criteria.
- 03
Get feedback that asks.
See where you and the review agree, the gap that matters most, and a question to think with.
- 04
Revise, in your words.
Say what you changed and why. Watch your own judgment line up with the review over rounds.
- 05
Submit with a receipt.
Paste the receipt into your course site; its link shows how the work took shape.
See the process, not only the product.
Create a class in a minute, set an assignment from a brief, and share a code. Then read the work at the depth you need.
- Where the class is. Which criteria learners miss at first and fix later, and the level mix-ups worth a class discussion.
- Each learner’s story, and every step. First version to last, each round’s judgment, drafts they gave up on, and what they pasted in.
- Grade with evidence beside each criterion. AI never grades; you choose each level, then release grades and comments when you’re ready.
Class-Ready and the LOGEN studio
- Studio
- For educators who already judge objectives well: AI suggests, rewrites, and reviews; you decide.
- Class-Ready
- For people building that judgment: the same review, but it asks instead of rewriting, and your instructor sees the process.
Who is Class-Ready for?
Teacher candidates, graduate students new to instructional design, people moving into education from another field, and the instructors who teach them. If you already write objectives with confidence, the LOGEN studio is built for you.
Why doesn’t AI write objectives here?
Because judging your own work is the skill being learned. Feedback names the most important gap in each objective and asks a question that points toward it. The wording stays yours, so what you learn stays with you.
What does my instructor see?
Your class work and how it changed: each version you saved, drafts you closed without saving, your self-checks, the feedback you received, your notes, and what you submitted. Not your own LOGEN projects.
Can I still use LOGEN’s AI writing tools?
Many instructors pause Generate and Refine for their learners while the class runs. If yours did, they come back when you leave the class or it closes. Class work never includes AI writing.
Does it cost anything?
No. Class-Ready uses LOGEN’s free AI allowance, which refills on its own. There is nothing to buy or set up.
How do I start a class?
Sign in, open Classes, and create one. Add an assignment from a brief, share the code, and work starts coming in. You can try every assignment as a learner first.