One dilemma. Three frameworks. A real piece of writing.

Business Ethics is a standalone case-study module — not a multi-round simulation. Students baseline themselves with a nine-item diagnostic, learn the consequentialist, intentionalist, and agent-centered frameworks through interactive lessons, then judge a manager’s content-moderation call from every side. Our AI grades every written answer against your rubric; you audit, override, and never grade from scratch.

Tour length

~8 minutes

Assignment

4 questions, AI-graded

Play mode

Individual

The rigor of an essay. None of the grading nights.

Students commit before every payoff: they predict how a framework reads a real case before the reveal, sort the consequences before the commentary opens, and pick a side of the dilemma before they see either future. Then they defend a real choice in real writing, and either verdict can earn full marks — the reasoning is what gets graded.

AI grades every answer.
Per question, against your rubric, with reasoning students can read.
Three frameworks taught first.
Consequentialist, intentionalist, agent-centered — interactive lessons, not slides.
Drop into any course.
No semester commitment. One assignment, deep payoff.

What you’ll see

1The lessons stage — a takeable baseline diagnostic, three framework lessons with sort-the-consequences exercises and predict-then-reveal worked examples, and a side-by-side matrix.
2The dilemma: a platform manager weighing removal of the screening system that protects young users. Students lean one way and see both futures, side by side.
3The written-response editor: four questions, auto-saved, word-counted, with draft self-checks and the case pinned as a collapsible reference.
4The locked submission — the receipt the student keeps, with a printable PDF version.
5Released grades, exactly as your students see them — a score and written feedback per question, plus overall feedback on the whole response.
6The instructor side — every answer auto-graded against your rubric, with per-question reasoning, override controls, and a gradebook that's already done.

Start with the frameworks

No signup required. We’ll show a free instructor account at the end if you’d like to try it with your name on it.