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AI Assistant Toolkit equips tertiary writing lecturers with practical, classroom-tested AI activities, exemplars, and prompts, grounded in ethical practice and academic integrity, not generic automation or surveillance-heavy tools.

A large, clean whiteboard in a tertiary classroom, covered with an organised lesson plan for teaching academic writing using AI tools. Sections are clearly titled: “Modelling”, “Practice”, “Feedback”, and “Reflection”, each written in distinct colours with arrows linking them to small icons representing AI prompts and outputs. Below the whiteboard, a narrow ledge holds neatly arranged dry-erase markers and a digital tablet displaying an AI interface. Soft, diffused overhead lighting creates minimal glare, maintaining legibility. Shot straight-on with photographic realism and sharp focus across the entire frame, the mood is structured, professional, and practical, evoking careful planning and pedagogical clarity for writing lecturers.
A close-up overhead view of a polished light-wood seminar table in a university office, carefully arranged with printed student essays, each page annotated with detailed handwritten feedback alongside AI-generated comment bubbles on a tablet screen. A slim, silver stylus rests between the pages, and a transparent ruler lies across a rubric highlighting criteria such as “argument”, “structure”, and “voice”. Gentle late-afternoon natural light falls diagonally across the table from an unseen window, casting soft shadows and a warm, reflective glow on the paper. Photographic realism with subtle vignetting focuses attention on the central documents. The atmosphere is reflective and analytical, emphasising ethical, high-quality feedback practices enhanced—but not replaced—by AI.

Services

From lesson-planning templates and in-class AI demonstrations to feedback frameworks and assessment redesign support, each service helps you integrate AI writing thoughtfully while protecting student agency and disciplinary standards.

Insights

Latest guides on ethical, practical AI writing

Testimonials

Amira

This toolkit demystifies AI for writing lecturers and respects our academic values. My planning time halved, and student writing has become noticeably more reflective.

— Aya Nakamura

Dr Patel

I finally have concrete examples for modelling AI-supported writing in class. The activities are realistic, scaffolded, and easy to adapt across disciplines.

— Mateo García

Liam Chen

Thoughtful prompts and guardrails help me address ethics explicitly instead of reactively. Students experiment with AI while still being accountable for their own writing decisions.

— Lila Patel

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Reach out to discuss workshops, course redesign, policy development, or to request a tailored demonstration for your writing programme.

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