For educators
Start a fair review, not an automatic verdict.
AI Detect gives educators a writing-pattern estimate that can inform a closer review. A score should never be the sole basis for an academic penalty. Combine it with assignment context, drafting evidence, and a conversation with the student.
- Human review at every step
- Explain your course policy
- Consider false positives
A practical workflow
Build a consistent review process
- 01
State the rules first
Explain permitted assistance, disclosure, and expectations for sources. Give students a clear path to ask questions.
- 02
Review the work fairly
Look at the reasoning and evidence. If you run a detector, record the passage and tool used rather than treating a percentage as conclusive.
- 03
Invite an explanation
Ask the student to discuss their approach, notes, and revisions. Follow the institution’s policy and allow an appropriate response or appeal.
A score is a signal with limitations
Short, formulaic, edited, translated, or mixed-origin writing may be difficult to interpret. Avoid universal score thresholds for discipline. Similarity reports answer a separate question, and neither a high similarity score nor an AI flag automatically establishes misconduct.
Design assessment around learning
Ask for an outline, source annotations, interim drafts, or a short explanation of decisions when appropriate to the course. These provide context for evaluation and make the expectations visible. Avoid uploading confidential or identifiable student material without the necessary authorization.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a score to penalize a student?
It should not be the sole basis for adverse action. Use the institution’s academic review process and consider independent evidence and the student’s response.
Does AI Detect integrate with my LMS?
This page describes the browser-based detector. It does not promise an LMS integration or access to institutional reports.
Can I upload student work?
Only process material you are authorized to share under your institution’s policies. Remove unnecessary personal information and review the service’s privacy terms.
Put the next draft in context.
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