Teacher-led AI oversight

AI brings unknowns. Teachers need clarity.

A clear starting point for reviewing imported AI chat activity. Class context and content-safety indicators are organised so educators can decide when and how to help.

Google Classroom + Gemini, together in one teacher view.Active class rosters and imported Gemini activity are organised for teachers.

Teacher-ready overview
See it in action

From unknowns to a useful starting point.

Watch the four 10-second clips here on the page.

Why it matters now

As classroom AI use grows, visibility needs to keep up.

Imported AI chats can contain content-safety or wellbeing signals that deserve attention. The dashboard organises the information teachers need to start a careful review.

01 / ORGANISE

Find the relevant context

Bring Google Classroom rosters, imported Gemini activity, and published indicators into one view.

02 / NOTICE

Review content-safety signals

Check elevated indicators, coverage, and data freshness before deciding what needs a closer look.

03 / PROTECT

Use a privacy-aware view

Access follows a teacher’s active Classroom classes. Usage summaries omit raw prompt and response text.

Teachers make the call.

Indicators are a starting point for human review, not a diagnosis, statement of intent, or disciplinary decision. Teachers decide how to offer assistance; urgent concerns follow the school’s safeguarding procedure.

Try it with your school

Give teachers a clearer place to start.

Request a walkthrough and discuss how a teacher-led, privacy-aware review could work in your school.

Walk through the activity and content-safety views.
Discuss class-scoped access and the data needed for a trial.
Map human review to your school’s safeguarding process.

Complete the trial request form below.

Questions before you begin?

Talk with AI Pedals about a walkthrough, a school trial, or how Clarity could support your teachers.