Classroom tablet tutor
Students ask questions about the syllabus without internet in class.
Education and training · In the classroom
Teacher lesson helper
Teachers draft quizzes and lesson notes from the curriculum.
- Desktop
- Works offline
Desktop assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Make 5 questions on fractions for grade 5.
Here are five questions with answers, from chapter 4.
Make question 3 easier.
Question 3: Which is bigger, 1/2 or 1/4? Draw a picture to show your answer.
Write a five-minute starter activity on fractions.
Fold a sheet of paper in half, then in half again. Ask students to name each part and compare them. Chapter 4 has a matching picture on page 30.
The problem
Teachers spend evenings writing quizzes, worksheets and lesson notes by hand. Online tools need a good connection and know nothing about the school’s syllabus. Drafts generated elsewhere often mix in content from other curricula.
Who uses it
Teachers preparing lessons in the staff room or at home, on a school laptop or desktop.
What you train it on
- Syllabus and learning outcomes
- Textbooks
- Past worksheets
- Marking schemes
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your curriculum
The syllabus, textbooks and past worksheets become the helper’s source.
- 2
Drafts on the teacher’s computer
Quizzes and notes are drafted on the device, with no internet needed.
- 3
Teacher reviews everything
Drafts are a starting point; the teacher edits before using them in class.
Why it runs on the device
Hours back each week
First drafts of quizzes and notes come in seconds.
On curriculum
Questions come from the chapters students actually study.
Works anywhere
Teachers can prepare at home without internet.
Questions
They are drafts. Teachers review and edit them before class.
It drafts from the content you train it on, so it stays within your syllabus.
It can suggest marks against your marking scheme for the teacher to check. Teachers decide the final mark.
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