Studiosity Writing Feedback Plus and Validate

Studiosity is a learning assurance platform for universities, founded in 2004 and headquartered in Sydney, Australia according to its About page. It addresses two needs: giving students feedback that develops their thinking, and giving educators evidence that submitted work is the student's own.

Writing Feedback Plus lets students upload a draft at any stage and receive feedback within minutes on task alignment, critical thinking, structure, use of sources, language and spelling. Validate lets students demonstrate command of their own work, with educators setting an AI Use Level and Validity Threshold per assessment. The platform runs inside the LMS and lists 29 partner institutions across Australia, the UK, Canada, the US and Europe.

• Writing Feedback Plus: feedback on drafts across six areas within minutes.
• Validate: students demonstrate command of their own work, launched to partners on 1 July 2026.
• AI Use Level: educators configure the permitted AI use per assessment.
• Validity Threshold: educators set the level of evidence required.
• LMS access: LTI 1.3 with Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard Ultra and Brightspace.
• Trust Centre: security and privacy documentation.

A Vietnamese university with joint-degree programs could offer round-the-clock writing feedback to students writing in English. A faculty could use Validate to confirm authorship for major assignments without relying on AI detectors. A student services office could track engagement with writing support alongside retention.

Feedback in minutes supports students at any stage of drafting. Validate produces no score about a student, reducing reliance on AI detectors. An independent 2026 Nous Group model across seven universities found an 8.8 percentage point average retention uplift for users versus non-users. Works through LTI 1.3 in major LMSs.

Detection-based academic integrity is losing trust, and universities are looking for evidence of learning instead. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian universities that teach in English or run international programs need scalable writing support for students.

Founded in 2004, headquartered in Sydney with offices listed in London, Dubai, Salt Lake City and Toronto. Says it has served more than 10 million students. Announced an agreement on 13 August 2026 to integrate the AI Assessment Scale into its platform.