E-feedback helps writers keep moving when schedules are tight. Students upload a draft and receive prioritised written or screencast-style guidance that explains what to revise and why.
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How it works
The writer submits the assignment instructions, draft, and one or two questions. A mentor reviews the draft and responds within 48 hours with focused feedback on the most important revision priorities.
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What feedback covers
Feedback may address structure, argument, evidence, citation patterns, paragraph flow, grammar patterns, and reader clarity. It does not replace full editing or authorship.
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Best use cases
E-feedback is ideal for writers who need a second reader, distance learners, graduate students balancing work, and students who want comments before a follow-up live consultation.
Before you come
- Upload the assignment instructions.
- Send a readable draft.
- Ask specific questions.
- Allow 48 hours.
- Revise before requesting another review.