Digital assignments: creating, submitting and feedback
With LectaMe, a teacher creates digital assignments that students complete and submit in class or outside it. The teacher marks with a rubric and gives feedback per question. AI can draft the assignment and suggest feedback and points, but the assessment stays with the teacher. The supervising teacher can add assessed work to the student's portfolio as evidence.
Part of LectaMe: the digital learning environment for MBO and HBO that brings together teaching, practice, assignments, assessments, development, portfolio and work-based learning.
Who it's for
Teacher
Creates the assignment themselves or from an AI draft, shares it with a group or via a code, marks it and gives feedback.
LectaMe for teachersStudent
Completes the assignment in the browser, submits it and reads the feedback. Assessed work can end up in the portfolio as evidence.
LectaMe for studentsWhat you do with it
An assignment from start to finish in the same environment.
Setting up assignments
Questions, instructions and attachments in one assignment. Have AI create a first draft and an answer model if you like.
Sharing with a group or code
Students with an account see the assignment in their own environment. Via a sharing code or QR code, an assignment can also be completed without an account.
Marking with rubrics
Assess with fixed criteria, so the feedback for every student rests on the same standard.
Feedback per question
Give targeted feedback per part. AI can suggest feedback and points per question, which you accept, edit or discard.
Exporting results
Download the results as CSV for your own records.
To the portfolio
The supervising teacher can add assessed work from a student with an account to that student's portfolio as evidence.
How it works
- 1
Create
Put together the assignment or start with an AI draft.
- 2
Share
Assign it to a group or share a code or QR code.
- 3
Submit
Students work in the browser and submit.
- 4
Mark
Assess with a rubric, give feedback and export the results.
The role of AI
AI can draft the assignment and a model answer. When marking, AI suggests feedback and a number of points per question, based on the model answer.
What AI doesn't do: AI does not decide the assessment. Suggested feedback and points only reach the student if the teacher accepts them.
Do you need an account?
Without an account: A student can complete and submit an assignment via a sharing code or QR code without an account. The work then belongs to that browser, not to a person.
With an account: With an account, the work is in the student's name, stays in their own environment and can go to the portfolio after assessment.
How it connects
Assignments connect the lesson with assessments, the portfolio and the workplace.
- From assignment to assessmentFormative and summative assessment in the Assessment Studio.
- Assignments as evidence in the portfolioHow submitted work becomes evidence of your development.
- Sharing a lesson as homeworkStudents work through a lesson at home via a link, without an account.
- Learning in the workplaceHow workplace mentors record feedback and assessments.
Not separate tools, but one learning line
The parts of LectaMe connect with each other. What the teacher offers in the lesson, the student then practises. Assignments and assessments produce feedback, results and evidence count towards learning goals and portfolio, and what the student shows in the workplace ends up in the same line.
- 01Teaching & presentingDesigning lessons and teaching interactively
- 02Learning & practiceIndependent practice at your own pace
- 03AssignmentsMaking, submitting and getting feedbackThis page
- 04AssessmentsFormative and summative assessment
- 05Learning goals & developmentGoals, feedback and guidance
- 06PortfolioCollecting and showing evidence
- 07Work-based learning & placementsSchool and workplace connected
Frequently asked questions
Can you create digital assignments in LectaMe?
Yes. Teachers create assignments with questions, instructions and attachments, share them with a group or via a code, and mark them with rubrics and feedback per question.
Does the AI assess students' work?
No. AI can suggest feedback and a number of points per question, but the teacher decides what happens with that suggestion and sets the assessment.
Do students need an account to complete an assignment?
Not necessarily. With a share code or QR, a student can complete an assignment without an account; the work then belongs to that browser. With an account, the work is in the student's name and can go to the portfolio after assessment.
Can I export the results?
Yes. You download the results of an assignment as a CSV file.
What's the difference between an assignment and homework?
Homework in LectaMe is a lesson that students work through independently via a link. An assignment is work that students complete and submit, and that the teacher marks and gives feedback on.
Create your first digital assignment
You create assignments from your teacher environment. You can look around without an account.
Go to Assignments