University & Academic
Assignment Brief & Rubric Analyzer
Paste an assignment brief and rubric to see the task, what the command words ask, the marking criteria and weights, an outline and a timeline. Anything the brief doesn't state is listed for you to ask about.
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Transcript
- The Brief and Rubric Analyzer shows what an assignment really asks you to do.
- Paste the brief and the marking rubric here, or add them from a Word or PDF file.
- Press Analyse brief.
- It finds the task and the command words, like critically evaluate, and explains what each one asks for.
- The marking criteria keep their weights, and the outline shares out the word count to match.
- Anything the brief doesn't say, such as a missing deadline, is listed as a question for your tutor, never guessed.
Analyse an assignment brief and rubric
Find out exactly what an assignment asks: the task, command words, requirements, marking criteria with weights, an outline and a timeline.
- Paste the assignment brief and, if you have it, the marking rubric, or add them from a file.
- Optionally enter today's date so the timeline starts from it.
- Press Analyse brief. The task, command words and what they ask you to do appear first.
- Check the marking criteria and their weights, the suggested outline with word counts, and the checklist.
- Read “Not stated in the brief”: these are questions to ask your tutor. Nothing missing is guessed.
- Edit the result if you like, then copy it or download it as Markdown.
The task, command words, requirements, marking criteria, an outline, a checklist, a timeline and anything the brief doesn't state appear here.