Analyze your assignment
Recreate it from its parts for the most accurate read, or just hand over a file or pasted text if that's faster.
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Build it from parts
Starting from scratch, or reshaping something already written in a different format? Fill in each section — pasting in your own text where you already have it.
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PDF, Word, or image of the assignment as-is.
Paste the text
Already written? Paste it as one block. Fastest option — accuracy depends on whether it already has clear section headings.
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Which parts does this assignment include?
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Fill in the details
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Now that you've entered your content above — do you have a grading rubric you'd like to use?
How will students submit their work?
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Upload the assignment
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Paste the assignment text
Copy the full assignment — prompt, instructions, everything — and paste it below.
For the most accurate read, break your text into labeled sections rather than pasting one undivided block. Start each section with a short heading on its own line, for example:
Example only — not editable, type your own text in the box below
Overview [what this assignment covers and why] Learning Objectives [what students should be able to do] Action Items / Steps [what students actually do, in order] Submission Instructions [format, file type, where/how to turn it in]Use whatever headings actually appear in your assignment (Purpose Statement instead of Objectives, Deliverables instead of Steps — the label matters less than clearly separating the parts). Don't worry about getting this perfect — a single undivided block still works, but section headings let the analysis correctly separate objectives from instructions from grading criteria, which produces a sharper, more specific result.
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What do you want to edit?
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Edit and rescan
Fix or add whatever the scan flagged, then run it again. This creates a new scan — your original stays as-is.
How do you want students to use AI on this assignment?
Every stage of this assignment gets a benchmark starting point based on how AI-resistant it already is — adjust each one to match what you actually intend.
These notes are shown alongside your selection — they don't need to be formal, just clear enough for a student to follow.
Original vs. AI-integrated redesign
The redesign is a rewrite of your assignment as stage-by-stage student instructions, following the AI-use levels you already set — not a new suggestion.