AI assignment generator for your next lesson.
Say what you want set, and EduVetta writes it. Share one link, and written answers and files arrive in one list, ready to mark or export.
Speak your assignment brief. Share a link. Accept submissions and compare them for copied work.
“Five questions on Thermodynamics, 20 marks, due next Friday with late submissions allowed.”
Built-in Similarity Detection
Compares text, uploaded documents, and handwritten notes side-by-side.
“The second law states that entropy of an isolated system always increases over time...”
“The second law states that entropy of an isolated system always increases over time...”
What it actually does
Every submission in one place, organized and ready to review.
- Create from a topic with extra details, a video, a document, or your voice
- One public link: no student accounts, no app to install
- Students can attach files: a PDF, photos of their work, a document
- Late submissions are accepted and flagged, never thrown away
- The same submission limits, and the same stop and reopen controls
- Every mark easily editable, and exported to Excel
- One button checks every submission against every other for copied work
The order you work through it
Five steps, start to finish. Nothing to configure before you begin.
- 01Say or type what you want set
- 02Set the due date and the submission limit
- 03Share the link with your class
- 04Check the set for copied work
- 05Mark what comes in, then export the results
What it takes off your plate
- Collecting homework across chats and losing track of who sent what
- Working out who was late
- Reading forty submissions to notice that two of them are the same
Worth knowing first
- Late work is recorded as late rather than refused, so the decision stays yours.
- The duplicate check points at pairs worth reading. It never marks anybody down, and it never tells a student anything.
More tools for your teaching
Common questions
More questions about EduVetta as a whole are on the FAQs page.
Describe the topic, the work students should complete, and your question count and marking requirements. You can give those details in a natural order. Review the generated assignment and set its due date before sharing it.
Yes. You can work from a topic, a YouTube video or an uploaded document, or write and edit questions manually. Voice is an alternative way to give instructions, so you can choose the method that suits your material.
They open the assignment link, enter their name, roll number and class / batch, answer the questions and attach supporting files where needed. No EduVetta account is required. Unlike a timed test, an assignment is submitted as completed work.
Yes. Students can attach supported files, including PDFs, documents and photographs of handwritten work. The files stay attached to the submission so you can review them alongside the answers.
Late work is accepted and labelled as late while submissions remain open and capacity is available. You can review it and decide how to mark it. Closing submissions or reaching the submission limit prevents further entries.
Review student answers and attached files directly in your dashboard, enter or adjust marks, and add feedback; all totals update with your inputs and can be exported to Excel.
Scan submissions compares answers and available attachment text, then highlights similar pairs for you to review. It can help you spot shared passages, but similarity is not proof of copying. The scan does not automatically penalise students.
Yes. Export results as an Excel workbook with student details, totals and answers. Uploaded files are linked from the export, so you can return to the supporting work while reviewing marks.
Free to start. No credit card required.