DraftTrace assesses student learning from the writing process, not just final submissions
keviv9 · x · 2026-09-21
- Wrapping up an AI-in-education thread, the author introduces DraftTrace, a tool focused on process rather than only product.
- Instead of judging learning solely from a final submission, it captures how students develop, revise, and create work, using that process as richer evidence of learning; a live demo is linked.
- The author cautions technology alone isn't the answer: the goal is AI-era systems that support educators while keeping learning, integrity, fairness, and student well-being at center — not more surveillance.
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