AI policy

    Notes for teachers, lecturers and school leaders on reading how students actually work with AI, instead of guessing from the finished text.

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    AI policyFor school leaders

    IB AI policy: how teachers authenticate EE and IA work

    The four checks the IB expects before a teacher authenticates coursework, what the 2027 Extended Essay adds, and the evidence to keep when students use AI.

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    For universitiesAI policy

    How should university essay assignments change for ChatGPT?

    Staged drafts, oral checks, in-class writing, AI chat logs or a process record: five ways to run a university essay assignment, compared.

    6 min read
    AI policyFor school leaders

    IB AI policy checklist: 9 questions for coordinators

    The IB requires AI-generated work to be credited in the text and bibliography. Here is a nine-point checklist for coordinators turning that requirement into a policy teachers can run.

    6 min read
    For teachersAI policy

    How to write AI rules for one assignment

    School-wide AI policies are too broad to teach from. Here is how to write AI rules for a single assignment, with three worked examples a teacher can copy.

    4 min read
    AI policyFor school leaders

    An AI acknowledgement template for IB and international schools

    The IB requires AI-generated work to be credited in the text and bibliography. A plain acknowledgement template your students can copy, and how a teacher can check it against a record.

    4 min read