The platform

One essay, start to finish.

Follow one student essay through Edudojo: the coach asks, the student writes, the teacher reads the Replay.

Five stops in two lanes: the student's, then the teacher's.

The product, stop by stop

Student’s lane

The student writes with the coach.

  1. 01, Socratic Coach

    The coach asks back.

    It never writes the answer. When a student makes a point in chat, it can offer those words back.

    How the coach asks

    Coach · Critical Thinking 101

    Student: Which sentence in my conclusion goes too far?

    Coach: The last one. It assumes a ban is the only responsible choice. How could you compare schools with different phone policies?

    Student: my evidence only covers two schools so i cant say a ban is the only responsible choice

    Coach: That limit matters. What can two schools still tell you?

    From your thinking — add when it feels right

    My evidence only covers two schools, so I can’t say a ban is the only responsible choice.

    Your draft

    Any school that does not ban phones is choosing lower grades and more bullying for its students.

    Illustration of a coach chat: the coach asks back, then offers the student's own words as a card for the draft.

    From the Edudojo beta, with demo accounts.

    Edudojo coach chat. A student asks which sentence in their conclusion goes too far; the coach names the sentence and asks how the student could check it.
  2. 02, Red Team

    A weak step, on purpose.

    Now and then the coach plants a small weak step, without saying which. Students tap “Something feels off?”

    Try it

    One step in this coach reply is weak on purpose.

    Tap the step you doubt.

    Do my two schools support my conclusion?

    From the Edudojo beta, with demo accounts.

    Coach chat with a notice that says a reply sometimes has a small weak step on purpose, and a Something feels off? control under the reply.
  3. 03, Your draft

    Every version is kept.

    Polish names one pressure point to work on. Review asks questions about your own words.

    Your draft · Critical Thinking 101

    Any school that does not ban phones is choosing lower grades and more bullying for its students.

    Polish · one pressure point

    Try this move: Say what your two schools show, then where that evidence stops.

    Why it matters: A reader trusts a claim that knows its limits.

    Illustration of the student's editor: two drafts, and Polish, Review and Submit.

    From the Edudojo beta, with demo accounts.

    The student's editor for Critical Thinking 101 with Polish, Review and Submit buttons and a version slider.
  4. Submitted

    Teacher’s lane

    After submission, the teacher reads the record.

    04, Replay

    The teacher reads the record.

    Saved drafts and the coach chat, not every keystroke.

    How a teacher reads it

    Submitted work · Critical Thinking 101 · Read-only

    Draft 1: Any school that does not ban phones is choosing lower grades and more bullying for its students.

    The coach asked: How could you compare schools with different phone policies?

    Draft 2: A phone ban may help some schools, but the evidence I have does not show it is the only responsible choice.

    Illustration of the teacher's read-only replay of one essay paragraph.
    • 2 versions
    • 1 coach chat
    • 1 How I worked declaration

    Teacher's judgment

    Edudojo leaves this empty. The teacher reads the record and decides.

    Illustration: the record of one essay in front of the teacher, with the judgment left to the teacher.

    From the Edudojo beta, with demo accounts.

    Teacher view of submitted work: a read-only notice, the student's declaration, two start-again reasons, and the essay with its version slider.
  5. Before class

    05, Teacher Assistance

    Prepare to teach.

    Three rooms for preparing a class. It never uses student names.

    Plan one class in four to six timed steps, with cited public sources, ready to download.

    Illustration of Teacher Assistance and its three rooms.

    From the Edudojo beta, with demo accounts.

    Teacher Assistance with the Syllabus, Plan a class and Learn AI rooms. Learn AI is open on a practice that asks the teacher to sketch their own approach before asking AI.

What we do not claim.

No grades
Edudojo does not grade or score. The teacher judges the work.
No authorship check
The record does not prove who wrote the work.
Not a measure
Saved activity is not a measure of thinking or learning.
Beta
In beta, with demo accounts. The Jaipur pilot is planned.

Next stop: your class

Bring the whole route to one class.

Our first planned pilot is with Parishkar College in Jaipur, in English and Hindi.

Write to us
See the pilot plan