A one-to-one AI tutor that answers from your own course.
The student, meaning whoever takes the course at a university or a company, works through the material with an AI tutor, in writing or out loud. The tutor is there when the student asks, and it is named as AI wherever the student meets it.
- How
- Written or spoken
- When
- Whenever the student asks
- Answers from
- The course's own material
- Who is speaking
- Named as AI
The student asks, and the tutor asks back.
Step 1
Open the chat and ask
On a reading, or after a practice conversation, the student types a question or says it out loud. The chat is one-to-one, and the instructor can read it.
Step 2
Get an answer from the course
The tutor answers from the course's own lectures, readings, and cases. When something is not in the course, it says so.
Step 3
Be asked something harder
In coaching, the AI mentor coach answers a question with a harder one. A student who wants to work on time management is told that is still broad, and is asked to name one capability.
The AI tutor supports the teaching of your instructor or your expert and does not replace it. It works in dozens of languages, spoken as well as written.
Your instructor or your expert approves what each tutor will and will not do.
Its role and its limits
Each tutor has a written role, a way of questioning, and limits, such as never handing over the answer. Your people approve these before a student meets it.
Practice or scored
A tutor conversation can be practice only, or a scored activity whose criteria the student can open before starting.
Coaching comes after the student has tried something.
Skill practice
When the goal is to do- Case study
- Video simulation
- Coaching by audio chat
- A second simulation
- Knowledge check
Coaching goes back over the reasoning in the simulation, and a second scenario tests whether it holds.
How it is graded
Where a session is scored, feedback quotes the student’s own words and names what is missing. Grading is your choice: AI-graded and human-confirmed, fully by people, or fully by AI.
The activities a tutor sits beside.
Interactive lectures
When the question comes up in the middle of a lecture.
See interactive lectures
Practice conversations & simulations
When the student has to hold a position out loud against an AI character.
See practice conversations
Reading & case studies
The readings and cases a tutor answers from.
See reading and cases
See a tutor answer from material like yours.
Book a demo and bring a reading or a case from the course you have in mind. We build an example from your own material, at no cost, before you decide.