for teachers and school leaders
Real-world practice. Your call.
You decide what’s taught, what’s checked, and how every assignment is scored. Students tackle real-world challenges with the everyday tools professionals rely on, creating budgets, proposals, emails, pitch decks, and more. IterateEDU gives them on-demand feedback aligned with your rubric, and you decide when they’ve demonstrated mastery.
Join the pilot waitlisthow the work gets better
Draft. Review. Refine. Deliver.
- 1 · Draft Students start a real assignment: a budget, a proposal, an email or a pitch deck.
- 2 · Review On-demand feedback checks the draft against your rubric: what’s working, and what to improve next.
- 3 · Refine Students apply the feedback, revise and try again. Every version is kept.
- 4 · Deliver When you decide the work meets your standard, it’s done, and the skills carry into college, careers and everyday life.
for teachers
Your standards. Every student’s draft.
You stay in the loop and in full control: what’s taught, what’s checked, and how it’s scored. IterateEDU gives feedback aligned with your rubric whenever a student asks, so more of your time goes to the thinking and less to repeating the same note.
Aligned to your rubric
Feedback follows your criteria and your scoring, not somebody else’s standard.
Less re-explaining
The common fixes come up while students work, so your conversations can go deeper.
Evidence of growth
Every attempt and revision behind the final product, in one place.
Sign-off stays with you
Nothing is final until the teacher says so.
for school leaders
Mastery, not penalties.
Mistakes become part of learning rather than marks against a student. Students keep improving until their teachers determine they’ve demonstrated mastery, building confidence, persistence and proficiency along the way.
Built around mastery
Students keep revising until their teacher determines the work meets the standard.
Relevant beyond school
Real assignments with skills that carry into college, careers and everyday life.
Persistence on the record
Every revision shows a student who kept going.
Mistakes as practice
Early attempts are part of learning, not marks against a student.
Pilot opening soon.
Put your school or classroom on the list. We’ll reach out when a place opens.