In November 2027 Writion will be piloted in a summer paper at University of Otago

University assessments are under pressure. How does a lecturer know how a student got their answers? How does a lecturer know how each student within a group worked. Writion is trying to answer that problem for lecturer Rachel McBride through a pilot with University of Otago.

Gaye Miller - Writion Founder

Author and Founder, Writion

30 October 20261 min read

Writion partners with Rachel McBride from University of Otago

Rachel McBride, a University of Otago lecturer, is trialing Writion in her paper BSNS350 Special Topic Paper: Business Decision-Making in an AI-Enabled World.

Writion helps students manage their assignments from the moment they receive a brief through to completion and submission. The key benefit is that Writion helps students organise the process of doing their work, rather than doing the work for them.

As a bi product of using Writion the student can provide the lecturer with reporting that allows them to demonstrate how their work developed. This provides an independent verifiable record of the development process if academic integrity is formally questioned.

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