The Grading Shortcut
A weekend of grading, done in three hours. Should anyone know?
Start scenario → Practice
Ethics Simulator
Navigate real-world ethical dilemmas that educators face with AI. Explore scenarios, consider multiple perspectives, and develop your ethical reasoning skills.
Ethical reasoning about AI isn't abstract — educators face real dilemmas every day. Our Ethics Simulator presents realistic scenarios drawn from actual educational settings, helping you develop frameworks for ethical decision-making.
Each scenario presents multiple perspectives and possible responses. There are no simple right answers — the value is in the reasoning process and the conversations these scenarios spark among colleagues.
Choose a scenario
The Suspicious Submission
An AI detector flagged her essay. Her past work is excellent. Now what?
Start scenario →The Proctoring Decision
Webcam-based exam surveillance is on the table. Faculty are split.
Start scenario →The Lesson-Plan Autopilot
Test scores hold. Lesson plans are AI-generated. The teacher is fine. Maybe.
Start scenario →The Tutor for At-Risk Readers
Thirty students with proven tutors, or three hundred with an unproven AI?
Start scenario →The Uncited Assistant
A published paper hides substantial AI authorship. A grad student wants to know what you will do.
Start scenario →The Vendor Lock-In
A free tool your faculty love just put a price tag on the door.
Start scenario →The Personalization Profile
Personalized learning, or a permanent dossier no student can escape?
Start scenario →The AI Recommendation Letter
Most of the letters look AI-assisted. Including the one from your most respected colleague.
Start scenario →The Cheating Detection Threshold
Set it at 50% and flag too many. Set it at 80% and miss most. Pick a number.
Start scenario →The AI Curriculum Designer
She used to take a week. The AI takes thirty minutes. She wants you to be honest.
Start scenario →The Parent's Lawsuit Threat
An AI flagged the essay. The student swears she wrote it. The lawyer's letter just arrived.
Start scenario →These scenarios are designed to surface tensions, not to prescribe answers. There is rarely one right path. Use them to provoke your team's actual conversation.
Dr. Saya Nakamura-EllisThe Classicist
Ethics simulation is one of the most effective tools for developing ethical reasoning. Research shows scenario-based learning produces more nuanced ethical thinking than abstract principles alone.
Prof. Marcus Okonkwo-BrandtThe Experientialist
These scenarios barely scratch the surface. The real ethical challenges emerge when multiple dilemmas intersect — equity, privacy, autonomy, and institutional pressure all at once.
Zara Chen-RodriguezThe Futurist
I use ethics scenarios in every AI workshop I lead. They're the fastest way to move educators from 'AI is cool' to 'AI is complex' — which is where real learning begins.
Carlos Miranda LevyThe Curator
Ethics in AI isn't a module to check off — it's the operating system for everything we build. In thirty years of technology ventures, I've learned that the 'how' matters as much as the 'what.'
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