Schools met AI from the wrong direction: pupils used it before institutions had a position on it. That order matters, because it means most settings are managing a risk before they have captured a benefit.
The benefit is real and mostly sits in workload. Gradescope and CoGrader speed marking, MagicSchool and Diffit cut preparation time, Century adapts practice to a pupil. What each depends on is consistency — assessment criteria applied the same way by different teachers, and a curriculum record that reflects what was actually taught.
People carries the joint-highest weight here. Staff confidence and training determine whether these tools reduce workload or add a checking burden on top of it, and safeguarding and academic integrity policy is a staff capability question before it is a software one.
This assessment asks what is true of your assessment practice, your policies and your systems, and then tells you which education AI tools your current position supports — and, where it does not, exactly what is in the way.
Every industry is scored against its own targets. People and Process carry the most weight here, so a gap in either costs more than the same gap would elsewhere.
Your report says which of these to buy now, which to wait on, and which are held back by something you have not fixed yet — and which of the ones you already pay for are underperforming.
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