The academic writing that piles up.
LADLE drafts the syllabus you're revising, writes the student feedback in bulk, and handles the grant application scaffold. Your research time stays for research.
The syllabus you're revising for the fifth year in a row.
Paste last year's syllabus + what you want to change. Get an updated version that keeps what worked and fixes what didn't.
Feedback in bulk without becoming rubber-stamp.
Paste the assignment prompt + a student paper. Get specific, actionable feedback in your voice. Do this 30x in an evening instead of a week.
The grant scaffold you don't have time to build.
Paste the funding call + your research context. Get a scaffold — sections, headings, key claims — that you then flesh out with actual research content.
Academic writing eats the parts of your job that aren't research. LADLE takes it back. $8/mo of your subscription funds meals through WFP.
Questions.
For drafting feedback based on YOUR judgment of the work, yes. For actually evaluating the work itself, no — grades belong to you. Model output can't reliably assess argument quality at the level required for evaluation.