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Spring 2027 pilot

Bring Rocketproof to your courses in Spring 2027.

Universities, schools, departments, programs and individual faculty groups can request a Spring 2027 pilot of Rocketproof.ai. Tell us what you would like to try, and we will work with you to find a scope that fits.

What Rocketproof is

An assessment and simulation platform for higher education.

Rocketproof lets students demonstrate and practice what they know out loud, and gives instructors the transcript, recording and rubric evidence to judge it. Instructors build the experiences with AI built into the platform, and they stay in charge of every grade.

What faculty and students can do

Three ways to use it in one term.

Authentic assessment

Students explain and defend what they know.

Oral exams and defenses of papers, presentations and readings. Questions come from the student’s own work, follow-ups respond to what the student says, and every session leaves a transcript.

Simulation and role-play

Students practice inside realistic scenarios.

The AI plays a patient, client, interviewer or stakeholder that the instructor defines, by voice or by text. Use it for practice that stays out of the gradebook or for a graded assessment.

Course tools for faculty

Faculty build and review with AI assistance.

Built-in assistants draft assignments, simulations and rubrics, and help analyze results. They draft and advise. The instructor reviews, publishes and grades.

Example pilots

What a pilot can look like.

These are starting points. A pilot can be one course or several.

An oral defense of a major paper

Students submit the paper, then answer questions about it. The instructor reviews the transcript alongside the written work.

A clinical or counseling role-play

Students interview a simulated patient or client and are assessed against the instructor’s rubric.

A business negotiation or interview

Students practice with an AI counterpart that holds its position and responds to the arguments they make.

A language or discussion course

Students speak with the AI in a structured conversation, and the instructor reviews the recordings.

How a pilot works

From request to results.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about your courses.

    Share the institution, the faculty or programs you have in mind, and what you want to learn.

  2. Step 2

    Choose a scope together.

    We agree on a number of courses and students that makes sense for Spring 2027 and how it connects to your LMS.

  3. Step 3

    Faculty build and run it.

    Instructors create the assessments with help from the built-in AI, students complete them, and instructors review the evidence.

  4. Step 4

    Review the results.

    We look at the outcomes with your team and decide what comes next.

What you can evaluate

What your institution can learn.

  • Student engagement and the quality of the evidence of learning
  • Faculty time spent on building, reviewing and grading
  • Agreement between rubric-aligned drafts and instructor scores
  • Fit with your LMS, accessibility practices and academic integrity policy
  • Student and faculty feedback at the end of the term

Rocketproof connects to your LMS through LTI 1.3, verified with Canvas, and every assignment also has a direct link. See LMS integration for the status of each platform.

Request a Spring 2027 pilot

You are asking about a Spring 2027 pilot of Rocketproof. Send what you know, and leave the rest blank. We will follow up to talk through your goals and a scope that fits.

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You do not need to know which option fits yet. We will work that out together.