Tools
Learning Objective → Assessment Aligner
Paste in your terminal learning objectives, one per line. This detects the Bloom's taxonomy level from each objective's action verb, suggests assessment formats that actually match that cognitive level instead of defaulting to multiple choice, and drafts a four-tier rubric skeleton you can refine. It runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type here is sent anywhere.
Lead each line with the action verb — “Identify…”, “Evaluate…” — the way a well-written objective should already start. Bloom's level is detected from that verb.
Aligned assessments & rubrics
Paste in objectives on the left to see suggested assessment formats and a rubric skeleton for each one.
Detection is verb-based, not AI-based — it's a deterministic lookup against standard Bloom's taxonomy verbs, so it will miss objectives that don't lead with (or contain) a recognized action verb. That's a feature, not a bug: if this tool can't detect the level, a learner probably can't tell what they're supposed to be able to do either — rewrite the objective. For a fully drafted set of assessment items instead of a skeleton, pair this with the assessment items prompt.