The AI Assessment Scale The AI Assessment Scale AIAS v2.1 assessment redesign pilot

AIAS Assessment Studio · private pilot

Design or redesign an assessment task with the AI Assessment Scale

Bring a task you already set, or start a new one. Choose how students may use AI with the AI Assessment Scale. Leave with a student brief, marking criteria and, for schools, a worksheet you can print.

  • Clear AI rules in the brief, the criteria and the classroom
  • Optional AI suggestions that you review before anything changes
  • Word, print and copy-ready output in English or Arabic

How it works

  1. Describe your task. Your subject, the level you teach and anything about your setting. Paste a task you already set, drop in a Word file, or describe a new one.
  2. Choose an AIAS level. From No AI under supervised conditions to AI Exploration.
  3. Get AI suggestions, or write it yourself. AI suggestions are optional.
  4. Edit and export. Download, print or copy the brief.

For university lecturers, and for secondary teachers in Ireland (Junior and Senior Cycle) and Saudi Arabia (grades 10–12).

Cloud drafts autosave. LIP keeps a separate finished-task copy for evaluation and prompt improvement unless you opt out. Choose your settings before adding a task. Do not enter student personal information or student work.

A student brief made with the studio: the task, learning outcomes, marking criteria and the AIAS level for the task.
A student brief made with the studio.
The AI Assessment Scale v2.1: 1 No AI, 2 AI Planning, 3 AI Collaboration, 4 Full AI, 5 AI Exploration, each with its official statement.
The AI Assessment Scale v2.1 (Perkins, Furze, Roe & MacVaugh).
University or college (higher education) AIAS 2.1 pilot Local prototype

Privacy choices

Drafts autosave. Leave out student personal information.

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A space for assessment design

AIAS Assessment Studio

Design or redesign an assessment with the AI Assessment Scale.

AIAS 2.1
Step 1 of 3 · Task and module

What will your students do?

Bring an existing brief or write a few lines below. There’s no need to have every detail ready.

What do you want to do?

You can change this at any time. Nothing you have entered is removed.

Your teaching context

This is what matters most. Everything else on this page is optional.

For example: class size, students’ language background, access to devices, or your institution’s AI rules. Leave out the names of students, colleagues and your institution.
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Drop an existing brief here (.docx or .txt) Your browser reads the file and fills in the fields below.
No outcomes written yet? Leave this blank.
Add marking criteria (optional) Type, paste or upload your criteria.

Add or check your criteria

No rubric yet? Leave it empty.
Rubric is a picture? Click here and paste a screenshot. Your browser reads the picture.
Optional: details for the student brief Names, codes, weighting and time. They appear on the brief you export.