Students need to engage in thought-provoking discussion to develop independent thought and critical thinking. We provide AI-free discussion forums for students to cultivate the most important of human characteristics; true thought.
Should social media platforms be responsible for what people post?
I don't think it's that simple. Platforms didn't write the posts, but they do decide what gets amplified...
SaberVeraz is a discussion space built to encourage students to actually think and discuss ideas without an AI doing it for them. No pasting. No shortcuts. Just what a student actually thought.
Students have to write their own thoughts in their own words. No copying and pasting.
To prevent against rewriting artificial thought, the time spent responding and the speed of typing are tracked.
The student overview section combines what the student wrote and how they wrote it all in one place for easy grading.
How It Works
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Set up your classroom and create your discussion forum. Start the conversation with a thought-provoking prompt.
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Upload a class roster with unique student IDs or let students join via a room code to let the conversations begin.
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Grade primary responses and replies together, with writing-time and words per minute built in.
Room codes work for any class, no roster required. Upload one, though, and you unlock more for your students: they can log in with their own Student ID, revisit past discussion forums, and grading becomes far more streamlined.
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Every response carries its own typing speed and time spent, so you can tell a rushed answer from a real one before you've even finished reading it.
Learn moreThe argument assumes platforms are neutral, but their algorithms already make editorial choices every day.
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Run one classroom or ten, all from a single dashboard.
Every teacher gets their own classrooms, approved by one admin.
Small groups, real discussion, no extra software to manage.
Free to start. No credit card, no AI shortcuts.