Student Work Analysis

Know where every student is in their learning. Right now.

From the work they already produce. Against your criteria.

Next live session: Tuesday, July 14, 1:00 PM ET
A teacher leans in to read a book with a student in class.
Every student. In every classroom.
NSF-funded and NVIDIA Inception Program for Startups Member

See it run on real student work.

A full class set, read against your criteria in minutes.
See who has it, who's close, and who needs another look, by name.
Every grade level on your criteria, the day you ask.
No testing day, no data pull, no new work for teachers.
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Teachers need it every day. Administrators need it on demand.

Two jobs, same goal, one source of truth: student work.

For teachers · Every day

Analyze all of it, not just the papers you have time for.

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Your criteria, any level. See where students stand against the criteria you choose, at the individual, class, or grade level.
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Every kind of work. Essays, lab reports, reflections, handwritten or typed, with every placement cited to the student's own words.
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Know what to do next. See where every student is and get next steps you can act on today.
LearningPulse class summary: a per-student performance matrix for a Period 3 class across Historical Claim, Source Evidence, and Context and Reasoning.
LearningPulse grade-level summary: performance at a glance across 248 papers for Claim and Thesis, Evidence Use, and Counter-Argument.
For administrators · On demand

The real-time picture of student learning you've never been able to get.

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Your criteria, not a generic test. Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning, your Portrait of a Graduate, or any rubric your district already uses, at any grade level you ask about.
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No testing day, no data pull. Get the answer the moment the question comes. No benchmark window, no extra work for teachers.

The same student, August to June. Growth you can see.

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Not a national percentile. Most growth reporting ranks a student against a class average or a national norm.
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The student, measured against themselves. LearningPulse compares each student to their own earlier work, earlier this year or last year, so real growth shows for every learner.
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Built for MTSS and IEP documentation. Special education teachers and interventionists who are required to show growth over time can document it with real student learning evidence, the work itself, instead of a screener percentage.
LearningPulse growth over time: a student's Claim and Thesis progress from Developing to Exceeding across five assignments, with earliest and latest writing samples.

Grounded in how learning actually works.

Timely, criteria-based feedback on real student work is one of the most studied and highest-leverage moves in education. LearningPulse makes a well-evidenced theory practical for a whole class at once.

Grounded in
Hattie Visible LearningHattie & Timperley The Power of FeedbackWiliam Embedded Formative AssessmentSadler Criteria-Referenced FeedbackWiggins & McTighe Understanding by DesignHughes Ipsative AssessmentMartin Personal Best Goals
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Feedback is the highest-leverage lever

Across hundreds of studies, specific feedback on real work is among the largest influences on achievement. LearningPulse makes that feedback feasible for a whole class, not just the few papers a teacher has time to mark closely.

Hattie, Visible Learning; Hattie & Timperley, The Power of Feedback
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It only counts if there's still time to act

Assessment that informs teaching while the unit is still in motion moves results more than any end-of-year test, and it helps the students who are furthest behind the most. LearningPulse is built for during the unit, not the autopsy after it.

Black &Wiliam, Embedded Formative Assessment
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Students grow against criteria they can see

Learners improve fastest when they know what good looks like and can see where their own work stands against it. LearningPulse places every student against the criteria you define and cites their own writing on every claim.

Sadler, Criteria-Referenced Feedback; Wiggins & McTighe, Understanding by Design
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Growth is measured against the student, not the curve

Comparing a student to their own earlier work, not to a class average, is what makes real progress visible and keeps motivation high. LearningPulse reads a student's body of work over time and shows how they have grown, with side-by-side excerpts from their own writing as the proof.

Hughes, Ipsative Assessment; Martin, Personal Best Goal Research
Every claim cites the work. LearningPulse never invents an example. Each judgment links back to the student work, quote, and date, so you can check it yourself, and it tells you plainly when the evidence is thin.

From criteria to results in minutes.

Three steps, start to insight. It runs on the student work you already collect.

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Select criteria

Use your own criteria, or pull in Common Core or your state standards.

~15 sec · or one click
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Select student work

Pull straight from your LMS or Google Drive, or upload the files yourself - handwritten or typed.

~20 sec
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Receive analysis

See it at any level: class, grade, subject, cohort, or whole school, with a per-student breakdown.

~30 sec to 2 min · per class

Real schools. Real student work.

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LearningPulse helps us use the work students produce every day to see where they are in their learning and what to do next. What once felt insurmountable now takes minutes and leads directly to better instruction.

Dr. Elizabeth Rossini
Assistant Head of School
The Agnes Irwin School, Rosemont, PA
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A class set of lab reports or other written work that would take me hours or days, I can now read in minutes. It lets me adjust my instruction in real time.

Dave Frangiosa
High School Science Teacher
Pascack, NJ
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Showing growth over time is foundational to everything we do in our classrooms. Seeing the kind of growth that LearningPulse could show from kindergarten through twelfth grade is a much truer picture than any standardized test could show.

Melody McCallister
Executive Director
Alaska Society for Technology in Education

Built to pass your district's privacy review.

Schools cannot adopt a tool they cannot trust with student work.

Compliance

FERPA & COPPA aligned

Built to meet the federal standards that govern how student data is handled in K-12.

Private AI

No public AI models

LearningPulse does not send student work to OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or other public AI tools. Analysis runs in a controlled private AI environment built for school data.

AI policy

Never used to train models

Student writing is used only to produce the requested analysis. It is not used to train, fine-tune, or improve general AI models.

Security

Encrypted and access-controlled

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access so each person sees only what they should.

Ownership

Your district owns the data

You control access, retention, and deletion. We sign DPAs and provide security documentation before a pilot begins.

Need the paperwork? DPAs, security documentation, subprocessors, data retention details, and our full privacy policy are available for review before any pilot begins.
The next step

See LearningPulse run on real student work.

See it on your own student work.

Next live session: Tuesday, July 14, 1:00 PM ET