Navigation EdAI for assessment in NSW schools · first access
Assessment that still measures thinking when every student has AI.
Paste a task as it stands. You get it back redesigned so the evidence is the student's own thinking, with AI-use rules, marking notes, and the sixty seconds you say to the class. Nothing you paste is stored.
Copy this into NSWEduChat or Copilot
Same brief, same structure — run it in the tool your department already approves. Copy, paste, send. Then bring the result on the 18th.
Not right? Tell Matt straight.
You're the first person using this. If it's wrong, useless, or asks for the wrong things, hit the button — it goes straight to Matt's phone and he'll ring you. No forms, no survey.
Nothing you paste is stored by Navigation Ed. The task, the school context and the never-do list live in your browser only. The "remember my school" setting is saved on your own device, not on a server.
"Use my school's AI instead" sends nothing anywhere. It builds a prompt you copy into the AI your department has approved.
"Redesign it" sends the text you pasted to Anthropic's API (the company behind Claude) to generate the response, then discards it. Anthropic does not train its models on API data. No account, no login, no cookie.
Do not paste student names or anything that identifies a child. The tool doesn't need them and the redesign is better without them.
The feedback button stores your name and your message in a database hosted in Sydney, Australia, and texts Matthew. That's the only thing kept, and only so he can ring you back.
Who's responsible: Matthew Jacobson, sole trader, ABN 71 396 982 208, matthew@navigationed.com.au. Former NSW principal, current Working With Children Check on request.