DWIXEL

Collaborative work, made accountable

See the work behind
the grade.

Dwixel is the collaborative workspace built for universities — where every contribution is visible, every struggling group is flagged early, and assessment is backed by evidence, not guesswork.

Privacy by design Real-time contribution Evidence-based assessment
Group Health · BIOL 204 · Lab Report 3Live
MA
Maya Acheampong
142 edits · 9 sessions
38%
JL
Jordan Lee
118 edits · 7 sessions
31%
PR
Priya Ramesh
96 edits · 6 sessions
27%
TK
Tom Keller
3 edits · last seen 8d ago
4%
Imbalance flag · 6 days before deadline
Tom Keller has been inactive for 8 days. Dwixel suggests an instructor check-in before the gap widens.
Built for collaborative coursework
Seminar groupsLab reportsStudio & capstone teamsDissertation cohorts
The problem with group work

Right now, group work is a black box.

When five names share one document, the grade hides who carried it — and who quietly disappeared. Faculty find out far too late. Students who pulled the weight feel cheated. Dwixel opens the box.

01

You can't see contribution

A finished document tells you nothing about who wrote what, who revised, or who never showed up.

02

Problems surface too late

By the time a group implodes or a member goes dark, the deadline has passed and intervention is impossible.

03

Grading is a guess

Peer ratings are political and unreliable. Faculty have no defensible evidence to grade individuals fairly.

How Dwixel gives you oversight

Visibility, early warning, and evidence — in one place.

01 · See contribution

Know exactly who did the work.

Every edit, comment, and session is attributed in real time — across both documents and slide decks. Dwixel turns invisible effort into a clear, per-student contribution profile, without anyone filling out a form.

  • Live contribution share per member
  • Documents and presentations, both measured
  • Attributed version history & activity timeline
Contribution · Group 7Balanced
MAMaya A.
34%
JLJordan L.
33%
PRPriya R.
33%
02 · Catch problems early

Get flagged before it's a crisis.

Dwixel watches for the patterns that precede a failing group — a silent member, a last-minute scramble, a lopsided split — and surfaces them while there's still time to act.

  • Inactivity & imbalance flags
  • Lopsided-split detection
  • Automated deadline reminders
Activity heatmap · 14 days2 at risk
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03 · Grade with evidence

Defensible, individual assessment.

When a group hands in, every member signs off and the work is frozen into a locked, timestamped record. Grade individuals on what they actually did — against exactly what was submitted — and back up every mark if a student appeals.

  • Per-student contribution reports
  • Locked submission snapshots
  • Evidence trail for appeals
Contribution reportExport PDF
StudentShareEditsSuggested
Maya A.38%142A
Jordan L.31%118A−
Priya R.27%96B+
Tom K.4%3Review
Every edit
attributed to a member, automatically
0 forms
no peer-survey paperwork to chase
5 lanes
of presentation work, measured separately
1-click
contribution report per group
A grade should be explainable. A student should be able to see exactly why theirs is what it is — and an instructor should be able to step in weeks before a group falls apart, not after.
D The principle Dwixel is built on
Built for the institution

Built to run at the department and institution level.

Dwixel is governed at the institutional level: coordinators and IT keep control, faculty get oversight, and students just open a document. Privacy and roles are enforced in the database, not by convention.

Privacy by design

Instructors can review the group’s work and see who contributed what. Peer review stays confidential, work is never exposed to other groups or the public, and access is enforced by row-level security.

Role-based oversight

Organisation, department, faculty and student roles, separated at the database level. Coordinators oversee only their own classes.

Evidence & recovery

Locked submission snapshots, attributed version history, and automatic content backups — defensible records that survive accidental loss.

Programme analytics

Department-level views of engagement, group health, and students at risk of falling behind.

On the roadmap: SSO / SCIM provisioning and LTI 1.3 grade passback for Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and D2L.

For provosts, deans & teaching & learning teams

Bring accountability
to group work.

See a walkthrough with your own course structure. We'll show oversight, early-warning, and evidence in action — in 30 minutes.