University & Academic Workbench
Draft assignments with AI, understand briefs, organise sources, revise from your notes, plan your time and improve your writing.
Made for: University and college students in any subject · Medicine, nursing and health-science students · Science, engineering and computing students · Business, law, social science and humanities students · Postgraduates writing literature reviews.
Watch the tutorial· 40 seconds, voice-over and captions
Transcript
- This is the University and Academic Workbench: ten study tools for students in any subject.
- First is the AI Assignment Writer. Then the tools are grouped by job: understanding the task, research and references, revision, and planning.
- Open a tool, paste your own brief, notes, sources or draft, or add them from a Word or PDF file. Files stay on your device.
- Only the AI Assignment Writer uses AI, and it says so. No tool invents sources, quotes or references.
- They help you study and check your own work. Always follow your university's rules on using digital tools.
How the University & Academic Workbench works
Ten study tools for students in any subject: draft an assignment with AI, understand the brief, organise sources and references, revise from your notes, work out your GPA, plan your time and review your own writing.
- Pick a tool from the list below: write with AI, understand the task, research and reference, revise, or plan and write.
- Paste your own material, or add it from a .txt, .md, Word or text-based PDF file. Files are read in your browser and never uploaded.
- Press the main button. Results appear next to the form; you can edit, copy or download them.
- The AI Assignment Writer drafts with AI and is labelled as AI; the other tools use fixed rules. None of them invents sources: missing ones are marked or listed.
- They help you study and review your work; they don't write it for you. Follow your institution's rules on digital and AI tools.
Write with AI
Understand the task
Research and reference
Research & Literature Review Organizer
Sort the aims, methods, findings and limitations of the sources you add, build a theme matrix and see where coverage is thin.
Citation & Reference Assistant
Format references in APA, MLA, Chicago or IEEE from the details you enter, and check in-text citations against your reference list.
Revise
Lecture Notes & Study Guide Builder
Turn your lecture notes into sections, a glossary, key terms, formulas, important exceptions and a revision checklist.
Flashcards, Quizzes & Active Recall
Practise with flashcards and quizzes made from your own notes, plus worked calculation exercises for health-science students.
Plan and write
Study Planner & Exam Preparation
Plan revision around your exams and the time you really have each day, tick off sessions and recalculate.
GPA & Grade Calculator
Work out your semester GPA and CGPA from your courses and credits, and the mark you need in a final exam to reach your target grade.
Academic Writing & Structure Coach
Get feedback on your draft's structure, evidence, claims, tone and clarity, with suggestions you apply yourself.
Project, Lab Report & Presentation Planner
Plan a lab report, research project, presentation or group project: structure, milestones, tasks and a submission checklist.
What these tools can and can't do
AI only where it says so
The AI Assignment Writer drafts with AI and is labelled as AI. The other tools use fixed rules you can see.
Nothing invented
No sources, authors, DOIs or quotes are made up. The AI writer marks where a real source is needed.
Your files stay with you
Files are read in your browser. Only the AI writer sends your title and instructions to Google's Gemini AI. Nothing is stored by BenchCove.
Academic integrity
AI drafts are a starting point to check and make your own. No grades are predicted and there are no plagiarism or AI-detection scores.
AI can make mistakes, and no tool can search databases, check that a source exists or check facts. Medical word breakdowns and calculation exercises are for learning only, not clinical decision support. Follow your institution's rules on using digital and AI tools in assessed work.