Research and publications

The research behind the AIAS: the original framework, the revised assessment-redesign model, implementation studies, and adaptations for specific language and disciplinary contexts.

Peer-reviewed papers

Cover: Reimagining the AIAS, JUTLP

Current version · start here

Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice, 22(7) · 2025

Reimagining the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale: A refined framework for educational assessment

Perkins, Roe & Furze. The revised model behind Version 2: repositioning the AIAS from a set of permissions to a framework for assessment redesign, informed by a year of worldwide implementation.

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Cover: The EAP-AIAS, TESOL Journal

TESOL Journal · 2026

The EAP-AIAS: Adapting the AI Assessment Scale for English for Academic Purposes

Roe, Perkins & Tregubova. An adaptation of the AIAS for EAP contexts, where language development goals change what appropriate AI use looks like at each level.

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Cover: Assessment twins, JALT

Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching, 9(2) · 2026

Assessment twins: An approach for strengthening assessment validity in the age of generative AI

Roe, Perkins & Giray. Two deliberately linked components addressing the same learning outcomes through different kinds of evidence, scheduled close together so each can be read against the other. A practical way to pair an open task with a secured one.

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Cover: How (not) to use the AIAS, JALT

Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching, 8(2) · 2025

How (not) to use the AI Assessment Scale

Perkins, Roe & Furze. Guidance on common implementation mistakes, including treating the levels as labels to attach to unchanged assessments rather than prompts for redesign.

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Cover: Applying the AIAS for EFL, Emerald

Artificial Intelligence in Education (Emerald) · 2025

Applying the AI Assessment Scale in writing and translation for EFL

Roe, Perkins & Furze. A classroom application of the AIAS in English as a Foreign Language settings, focused on writing and translation tasks.

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Cover: The AIAS in Action, AJET

Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 40(4) · 2024

The AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) in Action: A pilot implementation of GenAI-supported assessment

Furze, Perkins, Roe & MacVaugh. What happened when the AIAS was applied to real assessments, including effects on outcomes and academic misconduct cases.

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Cover: The Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale, JUTLP

Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice, 21(6) · 2024 · JUTLP Paper of the Year

The Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale (AIAS): A framework for ethical integration of generative AI in educational assessment

Perkins, Furze, Roe & MacVaugh. The original framework paper: why assessment needed a shared language for AI use, and how the five levels support ethical integration.

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Cover: The AIAS in Australian K-12 Education, Teachers' Frontiers

Teachers’ Frontiers, 1(1), 17–24 · 2024

The AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) in Australian K-12 Education

Furze, Perkins & Roe. Applying the AIAS in school contexts, where foundational skill development shapes how the levels are used.

Preprint

Cover: ‘A bit of chaos and madness’, arXiv preprint

arXiv preprint · under review · 2026

‘A bit of chaos and madness’: The AI Assessment Scale and the work of assessment reform

Perkins, Postma, Roe, Sisay & Holdcroft. What implementing the AIAS actually demands of educators and institutions: the redesign labour, staff capacity, and organisational change behind assessment reform. Not yet peer reviewed.

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The AI Assessment Scale (AIAS) was originally developed by Mike Perkins, Jasper Roe, Leon Furze and Jason MacVaugh, and is owned and maintained by Learning Innovation Practice Ltd. AIAS v2.1 © 2026 Learning Innovation Practice Ltd. Based on the original AIAS, developed by Perkins, Furze, Roe and MacVaugh. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.