Your learners write responses to prompts or questions you set, to practise relevant writing tasks, or plan or reflect on what they've learned - and get your expert, personalised feedback on their answers
Learners frequently skip traditional writing or reflection tasks as they know it's only one-way without any useful feedback. Create realistic writing tasks in Rehearsable - the essay on a tricky topic, questions that show understanding of your material, reflections on what they've learned and how they plan to apply it - and your learners receive your expert, personalised feedback on their answers
Choose the criteria that matter in your discipline - clarity, structure, tone, grammar, or the model you teach - and every submission is analysed against them, following your expertise and tone of voice. Learners see what worked, what to change and where
Create writing prompts that test understanding, application and encourage reflection
Set a brief where learners have to say no, push back or deliver bad news in writing
Ask learners to turn a messy brief into a clear summary a busy reader can act on
Have learners write the pitch, the follow-up or the renewal note, and review against your criteria
Give learners feedback on grammar, register and idiom in their writing for the workplace
Ask learners to think through a real conversation they're avoiding - the facts, the other perspective, their opening line - before they have it
Ask learners to work a live situation through the model you teach, and check they followed your framework
If you can describe what good writing looks like (which you likely already have in your existing training materials), then yes. Creators can use writing prompts for knowledge checks, essays, reports, emails, and for reflection and planning exercises that apply a framework to a real situation. The feedback follows your expert frameworks to give learners personalised, actionable feedback.
A general-purpose chatbot can re-write a learner's draft (or give them feedback if asked), but it won't follow your expert frameworks. A Rehearsable writing prompt is designed for learning - it analyses the learner's writing against the expert criteria you define - your structure, your tone, your framework - in the feedback format you choose. By adding AI writing prompts to you course, you get visibility into what's working well and where learners may need support, which you lose sight of if you ask learners to use ChatGPT.
You define the criteria the AI uses to analyse responses, and set the tone it uses. You teach the AI how to give feedback from your existing content, practise the exercise yourself to test the feedback, and make any adjustments to match how your expert trainers would give feedback.
Start a 14-day free trial, and we recommend booking a free 1-1 onboarding call to create and publish your first writing prompt with our co-founder, Georgie. Most creators bring an existing exercise or framework to the call and leave with a prompt ready to test and share with their learners.
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