AnchorMark
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Feedback from learners and instructors, in context.

Free guest seats for students, accessibility-aware capture, and identity that plays well with SIS and LMS providers.

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What hurts today

  • Student cohorts are large and rotate every term.
  • Accessibility is a procurement requirement.
  • Identity is fragmented across SSO providers and SIS feeds.
  • Curriculum updates require structured review by faculty before publishing.

How AnchorMark fits

Free guest seats

Onboard a class without per-seat pricing.

Accessibility-aware capture

Capture assistive-tech context for a11y findings.

SAML/OIDC SSO

Connect any IdP through WorkOS.

Faculty review flows

Run structured review cycles on curriculum pages with anchored sign-off.

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer education discounts?
Yes — contact sales for accredited institution pricing.
Can students remain anonymous?
Yes — the public widget supports anonymous capture with a per-project allow-list. Submissions land in a separate "public" lane your team triages on its own schedule.
How does AnchorMark handle large student cohorts that rotate every term?
Magic-link guest reviewer seats are unlimited and free, so a class of 500 doesn't push you onto a higher plan. Combine with SCIM-driven membership for term-by-term automation.
Is the AnchorMark widget itself accessible?
Yes — the widget meets WCAG 2.1 AA in its default theme. Keyboard operable, screen-reader labelled, and contrast-checked across the supported palettes.
Can faculty sign off on curriculum updates?
Yes. Use stakeholder sign-off to require approval against a specific build before changes go live. Sign-off events are immutable and exportable for departmental records.
Will it integrate with our LMS or SIS?
AnchorMark exposes a documented REST API and webhooks so you can sync rosters and report events with your LMS or SIS. Direct LMS integrations are on the roadmap.

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