Upload a lesson to see which XQ skills it gives students a chance to practice, with quotes, and which answers in its answer key look wrong. Then, if you want, score student work on those skills.
What happens to your files. Your lesson and any student work are sent to Claude, Anthropic's AI model, to be read. Nothing is saved on this site. Your results stay in this browser window until you download them. Claude can be wrong, so treat every result as a first draft for a teacher to check.
Step 1
Upload a lesson
Word (.docx) works best: the lesson is split at its headings. PDFs are split by page. Markdown and plain text also work. Up to 4 MB.
Step 2
Check the lesson
Skills found, by XQ learner outcome
Click an outcome to see its skills and the quotes that show them.
Hexagons drawn for this tool in the colors XQ uses for its five learner outcomes. Not XQ's artwork.
Section by section
Step 3, optional
Score student work
Pick one task from the lesson. Claude scores each response on the skills that task gives students a chance to practice, with a level from 1 to 4, or "too little to score" when the work does not show enough. Each response is scored three times, and the most common result is shown. When the runs disagree, the result is flagged for a teacher to look at.
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