Rocketproof.ai is available for institutional evaluation now. Start with a focused group of courses, faculty, programs or students, see how it works in your own teaching, and decide together whether to expand.
A pilot can focus on one of these or combine them. Faculty decide what the first term looks like.
Assess
Oral exams, defenses of papers and presentations, reading checks, and cumulative assessments. Questions come from the student’s own work and every session leaves a transcript.
AI oral exams and oral defenseSimulate
The AI plays a patient, client, interviewer or stakeholder that you define. Students talk it through, make decisions, and are assessed on how they handled the situation.
AI simulations and role-playBuild with AI
AI assistants built into Rocketproof draft assignments, simulations, rubrics and question sets, and analyze course results. They work inside your role and your courses.
Built-in AI agentsEvery institution organizes this differently. These are the groups that usually have a stake in the decision.
Instructors who build the assignments, review the transcripts and release the grades. A pilot usually starts with a small group who want to try a new kind of assessment.
Academic leaders who decide which courses or programs make sense for the first term and what a useful result would look like.
The people who know the LMS, support faculty and gather student feedback.
Offices that review data practices, accessibility and licensing. They can join the conversation whenever it is useful, including at the start.
Instructors define the assignment, the scenario and the rubric. The AI built into Rocketproof can draft these for an instructor to edit, and it can score a session against the rubric as a draft.
Every session leaves a transcript and a recording for the instructor to review. A person saves, publishes and grades. The platform never releases a grade on its own.
Rocketproof connects to a learning management system through LTI 1.3, with deep linking and grade passback. That connection is verified with Canvas. Blackboard, Moodle and D2L Brightspace are supported through the same layer, and we have not yet observed a launch on those platforms.
A pilot does not need an LMS connection to begin. Every published assignment has a direct link that you can place in a syllabus or an email. Read the details for each platform.
A member of the Rocketproof team reviews what you sent and replies to you by email.
We learn which courses, faculty or programs you have in mind and what you would want to see from a pilot. A demonstration is part of this conversation if you want one.
Together we decide how many courses and students to include, how it connects to your LMS, and what you will evaluate.
Tell us a little about your institution and what you have in mind. If you are not sure what to ask for yet, send your name, email and institution, and we will take it from there.
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