A simple way to clarify what AI use is allowed on an assignment, and for students to record what they actually used.

Most integrity issues happen because expectations were unclear, not because students set out to cheat. This form fixes that by creating transparency before work is submitted.

A 17-point checklist to evaluate suspected AI use with observable signs: style shifts, uniform structure, missing depth, and citation issues. Act fairly and document your process.

Set up a reliable teaching broadcast with OBS and Stream Deck. Use ready-made scenes, one-tap controls, and a 15-minute install for smoother, more polished classes.

Find the right teaching setup for your needs and budget. Compare Entry, Moderate, and Pro setups built on one workflow: OBS and Stream Deck. See gear lists and prices so you can start simple, upgrade over time, and continue working with the tools you already know.

A simple, one-page worksheet guides quick self-assessment with the SOLO Taxonomy. Students identify what’s missing and set an action plan, giving you clearer insight without extra grading.

This one-page decision tree helps you consider knowledge, intent, and pattern so you can respond to AI violations fairly and consistently.