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Prepare your class, and see where each student needs help.

How OpenEssayMe works for teachers, and how it helps, for the GED and for College Research Writing.

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GEDCollege Research Writing

How it works

Four steps from sign-up to the gradebook.

Start your free trial
Sign up as a teacher. Every teacher gets one 30-day free trial.
Sign up as a teacher. Every teacher gets one 30-day free trial.
Create a class
Choose the GED course, then share the class code. Students join with it.
Choose College Research Writing, then share the class code. Students join with it.
Add to course
Assign practice, essays and mock exams, with a due date if you like.
Assign modules and assignments, with a due date if you like.
Follow progress
The gradebook shows every student's work in one place.
The gradebook shows every student's work in one place.

It mirrors the exam
Practice, essays and mock exams follow the real GED: its kinds of questions, its timing and its three essay traits.
The course follows the research process, from Intro to Research to the final research paper, in APA 7 or MLA 9.
Feedback in seconds, and your own score
Each essay is scored on the GED's three traits in seconds. Open it to give your own score and a note.
Each assignment gets feedback on the rubric with a suggested score. You confirm the grade.
See where each student needs help
A student's report shows their practice by area, their essays and their latest mock exam by skill, with how ready they are.
A student's report shows the modules done, each assignment and the course outcomes.
Practice like the real thing
Students write on a timed essay screen and take full mock exams with the 10-minute break.
Students write each assignment beside its task, its rubric and their own sources.

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