Bring your assignments into the AI era.
Upload your syllabus and assignment sheets. CheckUp shows where your course grade comes from, which graded work an AI assistant could now do for a student, and practical changes that keep your learning goals and your voice. You decide what to keep.
Five steps, at your own pace
Stop after any step. Each one stands on its own.
Suggested changes
A report on your course: where the grade comes from, how your syllabus handles AI, and the changes most worth making, marked by where to start.
Choose and revise
Pick the changes you like. CheckUp drafts a revised assignment sheet for you to edit.
A matching rubric
If you want one, a rubric that fits the revised assignment, with the number of criteria and levels you choose.
See it graded
See the rubric applied to made-up sample answers, adjust it where you disagree, and get a sense of the grading time.
Try it with your students
When you are ready: a one-page request for your IT and privacy offices, and a hand-off to run one assignment with one class for one term.
It reads your discipline
A lab report, a studio brief, a case memo and a problem set show learning in different ways. CheckUp reads each kind of work on its own terms, so the advice fits how your field actually teaches.
What it is not
CheckUp is not an AI detector, and it is not about students. It reads course documents and never grades student work. It does not rate your teaching. The sample answers it grades are always made up.
Your documents
Upload documents you wrote or have permission to share, with names and any student information removed. CheckUp deletes your documents after processing them and keeps only statistics about them, never their text. Your reports, revised sheets and rubrics stay in your account until you ask us to delete them. Documents are sent to our AI provider to write your feedback, under terms that do not allow them to be used to train AI models.
Who can use it
Any current faculty member, full-time, part-time or adjunct, who signs up with an institution-issued email address. CheckUp is free. If you like, it will send you a short reminder before each term starts.
Tell a colleague
Once you are signed in, you can invite colleagues from inside CheckUp, from your own email.
Start with one assignment
Begin with the assignment you worry about most.
Faculty support: faculty.support@richfeedback.com