Resources
Authentic assessment
Authentic assessment asks students to apply knowledge in tasks that resemble real work, and to explain the decisions behind what they produce. These pages define the idea, show how it holds up when students have access to generative AI, and explain how to assess AI-assisted work without relying on detection software.
Start with the basics
- Oral assessmentAI Oral Assessment vs AI Detection: Which Question Are You Asking?AI detection guesses who wrote a text. Oral assessment collects evidence of what a student understands. Compare accuracy, fairness, evidence and use cases.Read the guide
- Simulation and role-playWhat Is AI Role-Play in Education?AI role-play lets students practice or be assessed in conversations with an AI character. How it works, where it fits, the evidence and the limits.Read the guide
- Oral assessmentWhat Is an AI Oral Exam?An AI oral exam is a spoken or typed examination in which an AI asks questions and follows up, then a person reviews the evidence. How it works and its limits.Read the guide
- Authentic assessmentWhat Is Authentic Assessment?Authentic assessment asks students to perform realistic tasks and explain their decisions. Definitions, examples, design steps and how to grade it.Read the guide
Guides and templates
- Simulation and role-playAI Patient Simulation for Nursing EducationHow nursing faculty use AI patients for history taking, triage, SBAR handoff and difficult conversations, with rubric criteria, limits and regulatory cautions.Read the guide
- Simulation and role-playAI Simulations in Higher Education: Types, Uses and How to StartAI simulations in universities: conversational, branching and guided types, formative versus summative use, discipline examples and a plan for a first pilot.Read the guide
- Authentic assessmentAuthentic Assessment in the Age of Generative AIHow to redesign assessment when AI can draft the artifact: structural changes, evidence of reasoning, oral defense and what the research suggests.Read the guide
- AI agentsHow AI Can Help Faculty Build AssessmentsA practical workflow for using AI to draft assignments, rubrics, question banks and scenarios, with the checks to make before anything reaches students.Read the guide
- Authentic assessmentHow to Assess AI-Assisted Student WorkA step-by-step approach to grading work students made with AI: set the role of AI, require disclosure, assess the explanation and handle suspicion fairly.Read the guide
- Simulation and role-playHow to Design an AI Role-Play Scenario and PersonaWrite an AI role-play for students: outcome, situation, persona, hidden information, ending rules, a testing protocol and a persona template you can copy.Read the guide
- Oral assessmentOral Assessment Rubrics: A Faculty Guide With a TemplateHow to write a rubric for oral exams and oral defense, with criteria, performance levels, a printable template and tips for scoring AI-assisted sessions.Read the guide
- Simulation and role-playScenario-Based Assessment With AIHow to assess students with realistic scenarios using AI: choosing decision points, designing evidence, scoring with a rubric and keeping it fair.Read the guide
See it in the product
These guides are written to be useful whichever tool you choose. If you want to see how Rocketproof.ai approaches the topic, start with the matching product page.
Try it with your own course.
The interactive demo needs no account. It shows what a student does and what the instructor reviews afterward.