The Prep
Every student needs a different practice, and building it falls on you in the hours between sessions.
ArticulAI runs adaptive oral assessments, evaluated against your rubric. You see what stuck.

Every student needs a different practice, and building it falls on you in the hours between sessions.
1:1 or group, most of class time goes to watching students work, not teaching, and in groups, there's no time left to reach everyone.
Whether it's one student or a group session, you don't always know exactly where a student is stuck, so your help ends up spread thin instead of focused where it's needed most.
ArticulAI works the days you don't, so your capacity isn't capped by your calendar.
Chlorophyll and light absorption
Graded on: explains the mechanism
ApprovedThe light-dependent stage
Graded on: names what is transferred
ApproveWhat is the difference between a prokaryotic and a eukaryotic cell?
Against the criteria you approved
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Every one runs on material you teach. Which one fits your week?

The practice keeps going after you log off.
Assign a short spoken recap of what you just covered. The student explains it back in their own words while it's still fresh, and you see the result before the next session.

Rehearse the pressure, not just the content.
Give students a spoken run at the material before high-stakes exams. They practice as often as they want, and you see which topics still fall apart under questioning.

One assessment. The whole cohort. One dashboard.
Run a course rather than a queue of individuals. Assign once to every student in the group, then see each student's performance dashboard and where the group's understanding breaks down.
Everything you need to know before you start.
An AI that holds a spoken or typed conversation with a student about material you provide, then scores what they said against your rubric. You upload the lesson, approve the questions and key concepts it drafts, and it does the asking. You get concept-by-concept evidence of what each student actually understood.
ChatGPT will happily answer the question for the student. ArticulAI runs an assessment: it stays strictly inside the material you gave it, follows the questions you approved, probes when an answer is thin, and scores every response 1–4 against your criteria. You end up with a record you can act on, not a chat log.
No. ArticulAI only ever runs the practice you designed and approved, and it hands the results back to you. The teaching, the judgement and the relationship with the student stay entirely yours. What it replaces is the hour you spend building worksheets at 11pm.
Upload a PDF or paste a YouTube link and ArticulAI drafts the questions, key concepts and rubric from it. You review, edit anything you disagree with, and assign. Minutes, not an evening.
Students join your class with a join code or an invite link you share. There's no manual account setup for you to do on their behalf.
Yes. ArticulAI is for students aged 13 and over, and every new account completes a one-time age check at signup. If you invite students under 18, you confirm at signup that you have whatever parental or guardian consent applies to you; that confirmation is recorded against your account.
It's scoped strictly to the material you provide. The AI won't introduce content you didn't give it, so there are no surprises you have to explain to a parent afterwards.
Both, and you choose per assignment. Voice is closer to how you'd assess in person; text works when a student is somewhere they can't speak freely.
Your students' work is never used to train AI models. You can see exactly what was said in every session, and so can the student.
Yes. Create a class, share the join code, and assign the same oral assessment to everyone in it. You get the whole group at a glance and each student's detail from the same screen.
Any subject you can hand it material for. ArticulAI reads what you upload rather than relying on a built-in curriculum, so it works the same for chemistry, history, business or languages.
Yes. The AI drafts questions, key concepts and a rubric from your material as a starting point, and you edit or replace any of it before a student ever sees it. Nothing is asked that you haven't approved.
No. ArticulAI sits alongside however you already teach. You keep your material, your lesson plan and your tools; it only adds the spoken assessment and the evidence that comes back from it.
Everything you need to know before you start.
An AI that holds a spoken or typed conversation with a student about material you provide, then scores what they said against your rubric. You upload the lesson, approve the questions and key concepts it drafts, and it does the asking. You get concept-by-concept evidence of what each student actually understood.
ChatGPT will happily answer the question for the student. ArticulAI runs an assessment: it stays strictly inside the material you gave it, follows the questions you approved, probes when an answer is thin, and scores every response 1–4 against your criteria. You end up with a record you can act on, not a chat log.
No. ArticulAI only ever runs the practice you designed and approved, and it hands the results back to you. The teaching, the judgement and the relationship with the student stay entirely yours. What it replaces is the hour you spend building worksheets at 11pm.
Upload a PDF or paste a YouTube link and ArticulAI drafts the questions, key concepts and rubric from it. You review, edit anything you disagree with, and assign. Minutes, not an evening.
Students join your class with a join code or an invite link you share. There's no manual account setup for you to do on their behalf.
Yes. ArticulAI is for students aged 13 and over, and every new account completes a one-time age check at signup. If you invite students under 18, you confirm at signup that you have whatever parental or guardian consent applies to you; that confirmation is recorded against your account.
It's scoped strictly to the material you provide. The AI won't introduce content you didn't give it, so there are no surprises you have to explain to a parent afterwards.
Both, and you choose per assignment. Voice is closer to how you'd assess in person; text works when a student is somewhere they can't speak freely.
Your students' work is never used to train AI models. You can see exactly what was said in every session, and so can the student.
Yes. Create a class, share the join code, and assign the same oral assessment to everyone in it. You get the whole group at a glance and each student's detail from the same screen.
Any subject you can hand it material for. ArticulAI reads what you upload rather than relying on a built-in curriculum, so it works the same for chemistry, history, business or languages.
Yes. The AI drafts questions, key concepts and a rubric from your material as a starting point, and you edit or replace any of it before a student ever sees it. Nothing is asked that you haven't approved.
No. ArticulAI sits alongside however you already teach. You keep your material, your lesson plan and your tools; it only adds the spoken assessment and the evidence that comes back from it.
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