Resource library · The RAFT Framework for Ethical AI Use
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For students
RAFT Quick Guide
The four steps, verification rules, and a final check.
Open guide · PDF and WordRAFT in action
See how independent thinking, bounded AI assistance, verification, and your own decisions fit together in three different assignments.
Open web resource · PDF and WordCan I use AI for this
Use this guide before entering material into an AI tool. It helps you choose a next step; it does not grant permission to use AI.
Open web resource · PDF and WordFact checking AI
Practice four checks before relying on an AI output: locate the source, compare the quotation, examine the claim, and recalculate the result.
Open web resource · PDF and WordFrom AI feedback to your own revision
Use feedback to make decisions you understand. This worked example shows how to accept, adapt, and reject suggestions without handing over authorship.
Open web resource · PDF and WordExplain your AI use
Describe what the tool did, what you did, and how you checked the work. Follow the format and level of detail required by your instructor.
Open web resource · PDF and WordAI use process log
Build a growing record and download it as Word or print to PDF.
Open builder · No accountFor faculty
Assignment Redesign Example Bank
Three open examples; editable pack requires email.
15 minute classroom activities
Three open activities and printable sheets.
60-Minute Faculty Session Guide
A complete run of show, assignment audit, and discussion prompts.
Free PDF · Email confirmation requiredFor institutions
By Dr. Chase Cookson · v2.1 (009019026)
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