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For university leaders

Adopt campus AI on purpose. Not by accident.

Your students are already using AI on your courses. EdPilot gives administrators a governed path to campus AI: faculty-controlled, FERPA-aligned, and ready for the people who have to sign off.

The exposure you can't see

Ungoverned AI is already in your classrooms.

It didn't wait for a policy. The question is no longer whether students use AI. It is whether the institution can see it, shape it, and answer for it.

No visibility

Generic chatbots leave no trail. You can’t see what students are asking, what they’re being told, or where it contradicts the course.

No governance

Tools adopted classroom-by-classroom mean no consistent policy, no data boundary, and nobody who can answer for it in a review.

Unmanaged data

Student questions and course content flow into consumer tools with terms your institution never approved.

What changes when AI is governed

From a leak you inherit to a decision you own.

EdPilot doesn't ban AI or pretend it will go away. It moves course AI inside the academic boundary, where faculty govern it and the institution can stand behind it.

Want to see the product behind the governance model? Explore the product suite.

Roll out without a rollout team.

No procurement maze, no IT project. An admin registers, EdPilot verifies the institution, and faculty are teaching with course-grounded AI the same week.

See the launch path on How It Works.

To register your university
~2 min

To register your university

From sign-up to teaching faculty
Same week

From sign-up to teaching faculty

Student records used to train public models
0

Student records used to train public models

Answers grounded in your course materials
100%

Answers grounded in your course materials

Built for the people who sign off

Answers for IT, legal, and procurement, before they ask.

The academic, privacy, and implementation posture is visible up front, so a pilot doesn't turn into a procurement surprise.

FERPA-aligned by design

Built around institution-bound course and student data, with public model training off the table.

Scoped by institution and course

Course materials, student interactions, and deployments stay walled off by institution and course.

Procurement-ready answers

Clear posture on data handling, retention, accessibility, and LMS status for IT, legal, and privacy review.

Faculty ownership

Instructors keep control of course content and AI behavior instead of handing it to a generic layer.

Adoption you can measure

Department-level visibility into where the assistant is used and where students need more support.

Integrity controls

Assessment and homework requests are routed toward hints, practice, or refusal, never completion.

Have a security or procurement review coming up? Talk to our team and we'll walk through our data handling and controls. Comparing options first? See how EdPilot compares.

Give your campus a governed path to AI.

Book a walkthrough for university leadership, or start a professor-led pilot on real course materials. No commitment required.