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Learning Objective Writer

Great lessons start with a clear target. This tool helps teachers and tutors write measurable "Students will be able to…" objectives: pick a Bloom's taxonomy level, choose a strong action verb, add your content and an optional condition or success criteria, and build as many as you need. It's completely free, and nothing is saved — everything runs right in your browser.

Step 1

Choose a Bloom's taxonomy level

The level sets the depth of thinking. Higher levels build on the ones below them.

Step 2

Pick a measurable action verb

Select a Bloom's level above to see strong verbs for that level.

Step 3

Add the content and success criteria

Content or skill (what they act on)

Condition (optional — the "given…" setup)

Criteria or measure (optional — how well)

Your objective will appear here as you fill in the steps above.

Your objectives

0 objectives

No objectives yet. Build one above and click "Add this objective."

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Questions about this tool

What does the Learning Objective Writer do?

It helps you write clear, measurable learning objectives. Choose a Bloom's taxonomy level, pick a strong action verb, add the content or skill and an optional condition and success criteria, and it assembles a well-formed "Students will be able to…" statement. You can build a whole list and print or copy them.

Is it free and private?

Yes. It's completely free and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is saved, sent, or shared — close the tab and it's gone.

Any tips for writing strong objectives?

Use one measurable verb per objective and avoid vague words like "understand" or "know" on their own. Add a condition (the "given…" setup) and a criteria (how well, such as "with 80% accuracy") to make the objective observable and assessable.