The AI Feedback System

Step 1: Context & Core Objectives

Let’s set the stage. What subject, age group, and specific project will the AI analyze?

Subject or Course Title *

Assignment/Task Name *

Key Learning Objectives *

What skills or understanding are you measuring? (One per line makes it easiest for the AI to process).

EdTech Tip: Starting Small

Don’t feel you have to test everything at once! Pick 2 or 3 core objectives. This keeps students from feeling overloaded with feedback.

Step 2: AI Coach Persona & Tone

How should the AI communicate with your students? Choose a dynamic that matches your classroom style.

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Encouraging Growth Coach

Warm, celebrates effort, uses highly supportive phrasing. Perfect for drafts, creative pieces, and younger learners.

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Socratic Guide

Asks guiding questions rather than pointing out answers directly. Promotes deep inquiry and critical thinking.

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Polished Chief Editor

Professional, highly objective, and direct. Great for high school lab reports, code, and formal communications.

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Your Own Custom Style

Define exactly how the AI should introduce itself and address your students.

Step 3: Feedback Guardrails

Guardrails protect academic integrity and keep student reviews focused and healthy.

Feedback Volume & Intensity

To keep students focused, how many active corrections should the AI output at once?

Ultra-Focused Max 2 points only Moderate Max 3-4 points Thorough Comprehensive view

Strict Non-Rewriting Rule

When enabled, the prompt instructs the AI: “Never write or rewrite sentences/sections for the student. Provide suggestions, explanations, and model examples of different topics instead.”

Demand Actionable Explanations

Require the AI to accompany every correction with a short explanation of why it was corrected, helping students learn the underlying concept.

Step 4: Student Input & Formatting

How should the final output look to make sure it’s accessible for your specific learners?

Feedback Format Layout

Which Format Is Best?

Two Stars & A Wish is incredible for early drafts or younger students, as it ensures positive reinforcement first. Rubric-style Alignment is ideal for formal summative reviews or final grades.

Additional Instructions (Optional)

Step 5: Review & Polish Your System

Double check your inputs below before we package your finished system blueprint!

Subject / Course —

Assignment —

AI Coach Persona —

Feedback Format —

Learning Objectives

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Click “Assemble Blueprint” to compile your customizable System Prompt and downloadable implementation guide.

International Ed Tech Guy