Bring people together.
Start a university discussion. Meet online or gather around one laptop, with everyone ready to share their perspective.
A university discussion pilot
The best learning happens in conversation. Make it count—with meaningful student feedback and a foundation for a soft-skills portfolio.
Different perspectives.
Room for every voice.

Made for the conversations
that move learning forward.
01 / A little conversation. A lot of potential.
Give students space to think out loud. Then turn what they say into feedback they can take somewhere.
Start a university discussion. Meet online or gather around one laptop, with everyone ready to share their perspective.
Review individual contributions, with scores, summaries, and specific feedback to support your own assessment.
Help students reflect on their strengths and collect evidence of the thinking and communication skills they’re building.
02 / For the people who teach
You hear the conversation. Debately helps you look back at what each student brought to it.
Explore reasoning, relevance, structure, and clarity, with AI-assisted feedback as a starting point. You bring the context—and make the final judgment.
Illustrative report
Student A
Discussion assessment
84/ 100
Insight bonus 4 / 5
Filler penalty 0
Student A
Feedback to build on
What worked well
Connected a claim about campus transport to a concrete example, then explained why that evidence mattered.
A useful next step
Consider another explanation for the same evidence. Addressing it would make the reasoning more complete.
A starting point for educator review.
A closer look at the conversation, without losing the human context.
Make a claim. Show your reasoning.
Make a complex idea make sense.
Know what to try next time.
03 / For the people finding their voice
How you connect ideas. Explain your point. See another perspective. Those skills deserve a place in your story.
Use discussion feedback to spot your strengths, work on your next step, and build a soft-skills portfolio with something real behind it.
Find your voiceA work in progress. A conversation worth having.
We’re testing Debately in university discussions—and building it around the people in the room.
If you teach, support students, or have a classroom worth of ideas, we’d love to hear from you.
Talk about the pilotNo big pitch. Just a good conversation.