Studiosity Adds AI Assessment Scale to Higher Education Platform
Studiosity announced in a press release that it has integrated the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale into its assessment platform for higher education.
The AIAS is a framework with five levels that lets educators set the role AI can play in an assessment task. It was created by Mike Perkins, Leon Furze, Jasper Roe, and Jason MacVaugh.
Studiosity said the framework is now embedded into the educator workflow for setting up tasks in learning management systems. The platform is used by universities in 15 countries.
The integration adds options for assessment design, formative scaffolding, and auditable validation of student work. It also lets students self validate authorship before submission.
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