Education Features, Explained

How AI Data Shield fits school identity, classroom policy, and teacher judgment — with a Google Docs integrity signal that supports conversation, not automatic penalties.

School SSO

Built on the identity schools already trust

What you get

  • GenAI access gated through Google Workspace for Education, Clever, and ClassLink
  • SSO-verified sessions can proceed; unapproved platforms stay blocked on school-issued devices
  • No parallel login path for classroom AI tools

Why it matters: Districts roll out faster when protection rides identity IT already manages — the same Detect → Verify → Decide idea as enterprise, on school devices.

Education Policy Templates

School AI scenarios — not renamed corporate defaults

What you get

  • Education-oriented starting templates for classroom and staff AI use
  • Tailor by role, grade band, or building without rebuilding every rule
  • Clearer expectations students and staff can understand

Why it matters: Classroom guidance is not an engineering department policy with the logo swapped. Templates keep board-approved intent aligned with day-to-day practice.

Templates are starting points — districts own final policy language.

Teacher Academic-Integrity Signal

A provenance signal for Google Docs — teacher-initiated

What you get

  • Clipboard/paste provenance during a teacher-declared assignment window — not writing-style or AI-detector analysis
  • Teachers manually initiate the signal on a submitted Google Doc (no continuous writing surveillance)
  • A flag informs a teacher–student conversation; educators keep judgment

Why it matters: Style-based detectors create false positives and put educators in an accusatory posture. Provenance gives context for an informed discussion about the work.

  • Google Docs only — not Canvas, Classroom-wide, Word, or other tools
  • Not automatic proof of misconduct; not an automated penalty
  • Teacher-initiated / per assignment — not always-on monitoring
AI Whitelisting

Approve the AI sites that fit school policy

What you get

  • Toggle AI platforms from the education-ready catalog for school-issued devices
  • Add custom domains when a classroom tool isn’t in the catalog yet
  • Approved sites stay reachable; other GenAI stays gated by school policy

Why it matters: Districts need approved AI for learning without opening every consumer chatbot. AI Whitelisting gives IT and academic leadership a clear allow path for sanctioned tools while unapproved GenAI remains blocked on managed devices.

  • Whitelisting opens site access for approved domains; it is not the Teacher academic-integrity signal, and it does not remove content protections on those sites.

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SSO gating, education policies, and the Google Docs integrity signal when teachers choose — walked through for your school or district.

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