Folio Classroom
Stop guessing who wrote it.
AI detectors flag honest students and miss dishonest ones. Folio Classroom replaces the guessing game: every submission arrives with a verifiable record of how it was written, the process, the citations, the AI use.
For instructors: free, no plan required.For students: free accounts.Every plan, compared
What a reader can check.
An instructor opening a submission sees the same three things an integrity report shows a researcher: the writing process as it actually happened, a cryptographically linked revision history rather than a reconstruction after a flag; the citations, checked against CrossRef rather than trusted on formatting alone; and any AI assistance the student used, disclosed rather than inferred from a detector’s guess. Every row links to the public verify page, so the record is checkable by anyone holding the certificate code, not only inside the roster. It answers the question a detector cannot: not whether the writing looks machine-made, but whether it happened the way the student says it did.
The questions that decide it.
Short answers, in the product’s own terms.
Yes. Creating assignments and collecting verified submissions is free, and students submit on free accounts. Folio makes money on optional research power tools, not on grading integrity.
The certificate attests the writing that happens in Folio; that is what makes it evidence. Students can import existing work (DOCX and more), but the strongest process record comes from drafting in Folio.
No. It is the opposite. Detectors guess from the final text and get it wrong in both directions. Folio records how the document actually came together and shows the evidence. It states measurements, not a score: sessions, days, and how much of the text arrived in a single save. Honest work shows its process.
Joining an assignment shares the student’s name and email with the instructor, and the page tells them so before they join. The certificate shows process facts (counts, timeline shape), never the document text itself.
Yes. Grade each submission inline: a grade, written feedback, and a score for each rubric criterion, right where it is read. A course-wide gradebook then lines every student up across every assignment with per-class averages, a grade distribution, and CSV export. Folio replaces the spreadsheet, not just the detector.
Yes. If students published certificates, paste any batch of certificate codes at usefolio.co/check.
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Put one link in your syllabus.
Create an assignment free. Your students write, cite, and submit in one place.
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