Lectimax features for university lecturers
This page lists every Lectimax module available to university lecturers: from AI-assisted grading and thesis examination to lesson planning and question banks. Use it as a structured reference when comparing capabilities or planning adoption across your school or department.
The Lectimax module suite
- JournalPal - Scaffold your research argument, organise citations, and stress-test your manuscript structure before submission.
- Journal Examiner - Pre-review your manuscript like a three-examiner panel: balanced score, critique across reviewers, and a suggested target journal before you submit.
- Thesis Examiner - Upload a thesis, get comprehensive AI grading with rubric alignment and defense questions.
- Thesis Studio - Complete thesis supervision command center to monitor postgraduate progress and milestones.
- Gauge - Grade with clarity: batch grading, OCR, rubric mapping, integrity checks, and LMS publish.
- Forge - Create detailed project briefs, rubrics, and deliverables from simple course descriptions.
- Cadence - Transform course outlines into structured week-by-week plans with activities and assessments.
- Pulse - Deep analysis of student qualitative feedback to improve course delivery.
- Quest - AI-powered assessment management. Generate, validate, and store question banks.
- Rubrica - Dynamically create, edit, and apply precision grading rubrics aligned with your syllabus.
- Acuity - Cohort performance analytics: grade distributions, item analysis, CLO attainment, and longitudinal unlock paths.
How a typical workflow runs
Upload your syllabus or rubric, let the relevant module draft the first pass, then review and adjust before anything reaches a student. Lectimax keeps lecturer judgement in the loop at every step: grades, feedback, and course design stay yours.