Teaching and assessment guides
Prompts, rubrics, and teaching ideas for asynchronous discussions, peer feedback, and oral assessments.
AI-Resistant Assignments: A D-to-SS Tier List
A practical tier list of assignments, discussion formats, and tools that help instructors see student thinking—with examples and the honest catches.
Design the Second Turn: Asynchronous Peer Feedback Students Can Use
Students explain a choice, get feedback from a classmate, then return to say what they will change. Here are the prompts and rubric.
The Best Response to AI Is a More Human Course, Not Detection
Five ways to make student reasoning visible and give classmates and instructors something worth discussing.
Asynchronous Oral Assessments in the Age of AI
Prompts, grading advice, and ways to manage the workload when students record short explanations of their work.
Add a 90-Second Oral Defense to Written Work
A prompt and rubric you can use to hear the reasoning behind a student's written work, with advice on setup and review time.
8 Small Ways to Make an Asynchronous Course Feel More Human
Small changes to welcomes, projects, office hours, and feedback that help students get to know you and each other.