AI-Resilient Assessment Design

Debates and Oral Response

Conduct oral assessments or debates in real-time, where students must think on their feet and respond to peers. Assessments such as 1-minute response and spontaneous group discussions also work well.

Personal Reflections with Emotions

Assessments like reflective journals, which require students to think for themselves, often emphasise emotional and personal experiences. AI at its current state is unable to replicate the complex emotional nature of humans.

Creative Writing from Experiences

Assess students by asking them to start with one of their life experiences, then fictionalising the rest of the story. This approach encourages deeper cognitive engagement, as AI cannot authentically replicate personal experiences.

Scenario-based Problem Solving

Present students with unique, real-world scenarios that require tailored solutions, emphasizing creative and critical thinking. The specificity of scenarios and required context-specific solutions make AI responses less applicable.

Ethical Reflection Essays

Write essays reflecting on personal views regarding ethical dilemmas in technology (e.g., AI ethics, cybersecurity), requiring students to draw from personal beliefs and experiences.

ICT Tool Tutorial Video or Presentation

Make a short video or slide presentation teaching a specific ICT tool or technique to classmates (e.g., creating pivot tables in Excel). This requires students to demonstrate clear understanding, communicate effectively, and engage creatively with the content through personalized explanations and visuals.

Debates and Oral Assessments

Conduct oral assessments or debates in real-time, where students must think on their feet and respond to peers. Assessments such as suggesting solutions and debating between students can be used to assess their overall capabilities.

Community Engagement Projects

Students can engage with local organisations to address social issues, culminating in a presentation or report on their experiences and findings. Direct community interactions uncovers insights beyond what AI can deliver.

Suggestions Based on Real-Life Experiences

Assess students by having them propose solutions to real-world social issues, based on their personal perspectives. Evaluate how well they analyse the potential impacts of these solutions on both society and their own lives.

Debates and Oral Response

Conduct oral assessments or debates in real-time, where students must think on their feet and respond to peers. Assessments such as 1-minute response and spontaneous group discussions also work well.

Personal Reflections with Emotions

Assessments like reflective journals, which require students to think for themselves, often emphasise emotional and personal experiences. AI at its current state is unable to replicate the complex emotional nature of humans.

Creative Writing from Experiences

Assess students by asking them to start with one of their life experiences, then fictionalising the rest of the story. This approach encourages deeper cognitive engagement, as AI cannot authentically replicate personal experiences.

Graphs-Based questions

According to multiple assessors, AI is unable to solve questions that require students to plot and label a graph. This gap can guide the creation of questions that require students to extract key data by plotting and labelling graphs.

Proof-Based Questions

AI currently cannot reliably produce mathematical proofs. Assessments can ask students to construct proofs using the steps taught in class. AI-generated proofs are often significantly more complicated.

Large Multi-Part Word Problems

Students can be assessed using multi-part word problems that demand a strong understanding of the context. AI often struggles to fully grasp the context, which can lead to incorrect answers.

Examples

AI Resilient Assessment Guide

Debates and Oral Response

Personal Reflections with Emotions

Creative Writing from Experiences

Scenario-based Problem Solving

Ethical Reflection Essays

ICT Tool Tutorial Video or Presentation

Debates and Oral Assessments

Community Engagement Projects

Suggestions Based on Real-Life Experiences

Debates and Oral Response

Personal Reflections with Emotions

Creative Writing from Experiences

Graphs-Based questions

Proof-Based Questions

Large Multi-Part Word Problems

AI-Resilient Assessment Design

Examples

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