morrowMorrow gives ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI tools for the courses your account can open. Plan course content, review assessments, audit course content for accessibility issues, map curriculum and accreditation evidence, and carry approved changes across many courses.
Student Privacy
Morrow confirms the course and builds a complete identity list for the records it will read. It replaces known student identifiers in those records with labels such as Student A1. If Morrow cannot identify and protect every student in those records, it stops.
Give your assistant a syllabus, learning outcomes, readings, and faculty notes. Ask it to plan the course and prepare pages, assignments, discussions, and modules for review.
Review the module order, goals, activities, assessments, and dates. After you approve supported course content, your assistant can use Morrow to create it and check the saved result.
If your assistant can run work on a schedule, ask it to check your courses every week. It can find assignments with nothing turned in, sections that have fallen behind, or discussions with no posts. It can also draft a message for each student who may need one.
Choose the courses and say what counts as a problem. Each review reads the courses as they are now, through the account you are signed in with.
Trace where students meet, practice, and demonstrate each outcome. Compare deadlines, missing work, discussion activity, rubrics, and assessment evidence across the courses you choose.
Your assistant can turn the course evidence into a program map, accreditation brief, table, or chart. Each finding names its source so faculty can check it.
Audit course pages, assignments, discussions, and directly listed New Quiz questions across every course you choose. Find missing image descriptions and structural issues, group repeated problems, and prepare fixes for the full course set.
Your assistant carries approved page and direct quiz-image fixes across courses and checks each saved result it can read. Add file, caption, document reading-order, keyboard, screen-reader, and learner-view checks to complete the accessibility review.
Review each proposal beside the course content it will change.
Build a New Quiz from scratch or reshape an existing one: its instructions, settings, dates, and every question, in all twelve question types. Reviewing a quiz reads the questions behind its bank draws as well. For Item Banks, your assistant can create, rename, archive, and share a bank, add, update, and remove its items, and add a whole bank or a random draw to a quiz. It can place the quiz in a module and order it in an assignment group. A share read always stays marked incomplete because Morrow cannot confirm that it found every share.
Shared stimulus changes and outcome alignment stay in Plan. These New Quiz and Item Bank paths have passed local product tests but have not yet been confirmed in a signed-in Morrow-connected Canvas course.
When Morrow can safely read the saved result, your assistant compares it with the approved change. If it cannot confirm what happened, Morrow keeps the item visible for you.
See what matched and what still needs your attention.
Use the Moodle course open in your signed-in Chrome window. Review its structure, then plan changes to pages, activities, instructions, dates, or course order.
Shared question banks can affect more than one quiz, so review those changes with care.
Morrow leaves work outside your request unchanged and tells you what it skipped.
Moodle is built out broadly. Thirty-one of its operations are proven on a signed-in test course. The rest are tested against a stand-in Moodle, so they are waiting on wider use at a real school.
A Blackboard administrator connects Morrow and chooses the account it uses. You then add that connection on your computer.
Your assistant can read course content, prepare announcements, manage groups, and review assignments and gradebook settings.
Tests and question banks are not available. Morrow’s Blackboard support is built on Anthology’s official REST API and is tested against it. No school has connected it to a live Blackboard site yet, so the first institution to do so will be proving it with us.
Canvas and Moodle connect through Morrow Bridge in the Chrome window where you are signed in. Your school connects Blackboard.
Use the courses your Canvas account can open. Canvas is proven end to end, reading and writing, including New Quizzes. Item Banks have passed local product tests and are waiting on their first signed-in course.
What You Get Work based on the pages, assignments, discussions, quizzes, and dates you choose.
Keep your Moodle course open in Chrome while you work. Thirty-one Moodle operations are proven on a signed-in course, and the rest are tested against a stand-in Moodle rather than a live one.
What You Get A plan you can review before Morrow saves a change.
Ask your Blackboard administrator to connect Morrow first. Blackboard is built on Anthology’s official API and is waiting on its first live institution.
What You Get Course reviews and available changes prepared for your approval.
Morrow does not give you new course access. In Plan, Morrow saves nothing until you approve it.