Set up AI help for your class
Choose the help level and model choices, then review the conversations for the classes you teach.
Open your class#
Sign in to the school workspace with your approved account. Open School management and select an assigned class. A school operator manages teacher assignments and student membership.
Choose the help level#
Use hints when students should supply the next step. Use guided help when they need a more detailed explanation. A fuller explanation can be appropriate for a worked example or critique, depending on the assignment.
Add clear class instructions. Say what students should practise, what information the model may use, and what a useful response should ask the student to do. Save the policy before asking students to begin.
Read class guardrails for the difference between a saved policy, model instructions, and an access restriction.
Choose models for the class#
Select from the school's approved catalog. You can narrow those choices for a class. Consider the task and the listed provider prices. If comparison is enabled, a single question can create up to three model responses, each with its own provider usage.
Review the work#
Open the class conversation list and select a conversation to see its prompts and responses. Use the conversation to understand what the student tried and where they need help. Follow your school's process for discussing an issue with a student.
This view is limited to your assigned classes. See conversation review.
Try the setup before a lesson#
Use an approved test account in the class. Ask an ordinary question, a request for the final answer, and a question outside the assignment. Check that the allowed models and responses match the policy you saved. Revise unclear instructions before using them with students.