Education
AI that eases your workload while you keep a grip on fair assessment.
For teachers, especially in secondary school. Strong on what you teach, busy, and healthily skeptical of the hype. We look at what saves time in prep and grading, and how to keep a grip on AI in the classroom, without losing control over what you teach and how you grade.
From the latest editions
- The watermark in ChatGPT text does not help with marking 13 October 2026
- Mark first, then AI feedback 6 October 2026
- SURF AI arrives in January 2027: your school chooses which model is allowed in class 29 September 2026
What you get
- Make lesson material faster and tailor tasks to different levels.
- Prepare grading and feedback, while you give the grade.
- Why AI detection is unreliable, and what does work instead.
- Privacy of student data: what is and is not allowed in an AI tool.
A worksheet at three levels, without retyping everything
You enter a text or topic and get worksheets at several levels in one go. That way you give strong and weaker readers material that fits, and you keep time for explaining in class. You read it over, because AI sometimes misses a detail, but it saves you an evening of copy-and-paste. Do keep student names out of the tool.
Every edition comes in three levels: Starter, Practical and In-depth. You switch for free, whenever you like.
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HR · Microsoft 365 · Students
Last updated: 13 October 2026.