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DION for Schools · Educator preview

See DION in Action

No account, no meeting. Click through what a student and teacher would see.

DION works alongside AI tools students already use, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. It isn’t another chatbot: the AI tool provides academic assistance, while DION applies the teacher’s boundaries.

Try DION With One Assignment

What happens when a student asks AI to write their essay?

Student request

“Write my 5-paragraph essay about courage in To Kill a Mockingbird.”

The DION Learning Lab

Experience DION from both sides.

Choose an assignment or add your own, set the AI rules, and explore a simulated student session. Try researching, asking AI for help, and writing a document. Then switch to Teacher View to see how the student's activity is reflected in the Learning Process Record.

  1. 1Choose assignment
  2. 2Set AI rules
  3. 3Start session
  4. 4Explore
  5. 5View learning record
dion.app / teacher / assignment setup

1Choose an assignment

English 9 · Argumentative essay (fictional class)

Sample

Courage in To Kill a Mockingbird

Write a 5-paragraph argumentative essay on how Harper Lee defines courage. Use at least two quotations from the novel.

dion.app / teacher / AI boundaries

2Set AI boundaries

  • Brainstorming

    Topic ideas, questions to explore, ways to get started.

  • Research help

    Help finding background information and research questions.

  • Hints and guided help

    A nudge toward the next step without giving the answer.

  • Complete work

    AI produces the full essay, solution set or report.

Your rules are locked for the session. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

In Testing
Cross-Chat Protection

What if a student gets the answer one step at a time?

A student might open several separate AI conversations and ask for just one step of a problem in each. Individually, these requests may seem like ordinary help. But together, they could lead to a complete solution that the teacher intended the student to work through independently.

DION's initial conversation-aware math functionality has been implemented and tested automatically. We're continuing to verify how reliably it recognizes cumulative assistance across separate conversations and AI platforms during real student sessions.

Notice that the student never asks the AI to hold back the answer. The boundaries come from the educator's policy — the third request is restricted because the permitted assistance has accumulated across conversations, not because the student included or omitted any special wording.

Predefined fictional requests · illustrative responses · no live enforcement or automatic request analysis. This example does not establish a production assistance threshold or a guaranteed blocking step.

Example assignment

3x + 5 = 20

Teacher policy: limited guided assistance is permitted; AI providing the complete solution is restricted.

  1. New AI conversation · Chat 1Not opened
  2. New AI conversation · Chat 2Not opened
  3. New AI conversation · Chat 3Not opened

Same example problem · 0 of 3 chats opened

Related assistance across separate conversations

Relationships are predefined for this simulation, not detected in a live session.

Try DION With One Assignment

Request access with no meeting and no full pilot required. Tell us what you teach and we’ll email you the next steps.