Teachers
AI Chatbot for Teachers and Their Classes
Students ask the same questions about deadlines, rubrics and last week's lesson. Build a chatbot from your syllabus and handouts, share one link, and it answers only from what you taught.
The syllabus, asked instead of searched
Students rarely reread the syllabus, but they will ask a question. The chatbot answers from the documents you gave it, so the answer is yours rather than the internet's.
- Your words, your rules
- Rubrics, late policies and reading lists are quoted from your own documents.
- Recorded lessons included
- If you post lessons on YouTube, add the links and students can ask about what you explained.
- One link for the class
- Every chatbot has its own page. Post the link in your learning platform or class group.
What a class asks
Most of it is already in the documents. Students just do not look there first.
Deadlines and dates
Due dates, test dates and what is covered when, from your syllabus or schedule.
How work is marked
Rubric criteria and weighting, quoted from the rubric you handed out.
What a reading covers
Which handout or chapter covers a topic, so students go to the right page.
What was said in a lesson
Explanations from recorded lessons, once you add the video links.
Set it up in a planning period
No student accounts and nothing to install.
Upload the syllabus and rubrics
PDF or Word copies of the documents students ask about most.
Add handouts and slides
Export slides to PDF and add the handouts for the current unit.
Link recorded lessons
Add YouTube links to lessons you have published, with captions switched on.
Share the link
Post the chatbot's page in your learning platform or class group. Students open it in any browser.
Why it works in a classroom
Students get answers from your materials, and class time goes back to teaching.
Fewer repeat questions
Deadline and rubric questions are answered by the syllabus itself, so lessons stay focused on learning.
Easy for every student
One link, any browser and no student accounts. It works on the phones students already carry.
Grounded in your materials
Every answer comes from the documents and lessons you chose, phrased the way you taught it.
Free to start
Try it with one unit on the free plan, and upgrade only when your classes need more.
Before you share the link
What teachers ask before putting a chatbot in front of a class.
On the other side of the link
Guides for students and course builders using the same tools.
Try it with one unit
One syllabus, one rubric and a week of handouts.
Ask the questions your students ask. Deadlines, marking, what a reading covers. If the answers match what you would say, share the link.