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PROCLUS: The Personal AI Assistant for Every Student and Teacher

Empower teachers with research-backed AI feedback. Based on AI4AfL and ENACT research, PROCLUS helps students improve their grades while teachers maintain full control over assessment and evaluation.


PROCLUS – Changes everything

Made by AI-magician Joseph Langdon at MovingPixels.no

I think it was good that we got help from AI. It responded well, and was strict with the feedback. It responded in detail and said what was good and what was bad. It also said what was wrong in science, but it also said what you did wrong in grammar. What it could have done better was to explain why what I wrote was wrong and not just that it was wrong. But all in all, it was fun and helpful to use AI.
— Student

Why use PROCLUS?

Built on the bedrock of Academic Research

  • Unlike generic AI tools, PROCLUS was forged in the research labs of AI4AfL (AI for Assessment for Learning) and ENACT. Our platform is not just software—it is a peer-reviewed methodology translated into code

  • Research-proven results in real classroom trials

  • GDPR compliant, AI-ACT (medium risk)

  • WCAG/WAD compliant

  • FERPA compliance

  • COPPA some compliance

I thought PROCLUS was a really good way to work, as everyone could get feedback without the teacher having to help everyone. It was also cool to see how KI responded to my updated text.
— Student

Teacher has full control over assessment criteria

Traditionally the deliverable have been the evidence of the students knowledge, when a students deliverable can be produced by a prompt, we need to rethink.

In PROCLUS we shift focus to the writing process, and we provide adapted and individualised feedback to the students.

As a teacher you have full insight into the development of the students work, their feedback, and how the feedback is embedded into the text. However, it is still the teachers responsibility to grade and give final feedback to the student. PROCLUS is only helping the students in their writing process.

Curious on how it works?

AI Hallucination

PROCLUS minimized the risk of hallucination through a controlled 4-step process that ensures the AI status strictly to the facts:

  1. Teacher’s Assignment
    Clear title and explanation of the learning objectives defined by the teacher

  2. Assessment Criteria (AI Prompt)
    Specific criteria that act as a constrained and focused AI prompt

  3. Learner’s input
    The student’s own text serving as the sole foundation for the analysis

  4. AI Feedback & Literacy
    Student use their context to critically evaluate the feedback, building AI literacy

AI Bias and Fairness

While humans possess natural biases, PROCLUS AI reviews every student’s work with the same rigorous quality and methodology every single time. This ensures a level of consistency and objectivity in feedback that is strictly based on the assignment text and defined criteria.

Our work is build on a solid research foundation from the AI4AfL and ENACT projects, with specific tuning for the educational context to minimise cultural and linguistic bias.

Results from the ENACT project ensures that PROCLUS is safe and ethical to use in an educational context.

Critical Thinking as a Competency

The student knows their own context best. If AI feedback feels irrelevant or skewed, students are encouraged to evaluate it critically. This active evaluation of the AI’s “perspective” is a key part of building the student’s learning critical competence and a deep understanding of the technology’s strengths and limitations.

Putting the Teacher first.

PROCLUS is designed with a fundamental philosophy: AI should support, not replace. We don’t evaluate the final product, but help students through the cognitive load of writing, always under the teacher’s full control.

SSO - FEIDE

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Why the name Proclus

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The company that developed Proclus is called Hypatia Learning. Hypatia was the daughter of Theon of Alexandria, a mathematician and astronomer. Hypatia, a female philosopher, established a school that was a meeting place for both Christian and pagan intellectuals in Alexandria in the 5th century.

We have found some sources that suggest that Proclus (412-485) was influenced by the philosophy and school of Hypatia and Neoplatonic thought and ideas. Proclus became one of the most influential Neoplatonic philosophers of late antiquity. He became the head of the Platonic Academy in Athens, where he did his most important work. So in a sense, Proclus was one of Hypatia's students, even though they never met.