Redesign canvas — blank template

The working one-pager (print it, or fill it in as text). The facilitated version with prompts and examples is workshop/activity-redesign-canvas.


Course / task: ________ Students: __ **Facilitator pair:** ________ **Date:** ____

1 · What learning must this assessment show?

A passing grade certifies that the student can __________.

2 · Where is it vulnerable? (criterion-risk test: could a competent AI produce this at standard, without the learning?)

Rubric criterion Weight AI passes / fragile / holds Notes
1.      
2.      
3.      
4.      
5.      

3 · AI-use level for each stage (AIAS 2.1)

Stage AI level (1–5) Level name Why this level
       
       
       
       

4 · Design moves (1–3, from the eight approaches / decision tool)

  • Staged submissions
  • Process portfolio (log / notebook)
  • Personal or local data
  • Critique-the-AI-output items
  • Open AI use + reflection
  • Oral/written defence (with written alternative)
  • Weighted secure checks
  • In-class writing (mind the equity notes)

My picks, and the workload estimate in minutes × students:


5 · Sketch the rubric change

  • Criterion that dies (it certified fluency): ________
  • Criterion that replaces it: ________
  • Grading time: up / down / same — because: ________

6 · What this does NOT solve


7 · Commitment

By [date] I will ____________.


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