Teach With All the Benefits of the Platform

• Create chapters in your course in minutes instead of hours.
• Database of 1000+ high-quality tutorials and practical exercises.
• Fully customizable to fit your teaching objectives.

Reusing the available materials is the fastest way of adding content to your course. Each exercise/tutorial can be added with just a few clicks.

Mastery-based learning is one of the most important objectives in the modern education. To accomplish that:

• We provide 5-10x more practical exercises than an average university does. That way the learners get deep understanding of the current topic before moving forward.
• There are many self-paced sections in the courses to ensure everyone progresses with their own pace.
• We also provide assessment questions like multiple choice, checkboxes, and text answers, to make the learning process as efficient as possible.

Our in-browser editor allows students to write code without any installation. This really helps in the process of setting up a common environment for all the students in a few seconds instead of hours or even days.

• The platform supports many languages including Python, C++, Java, JS, etc.
• If you’d like to use a language that you could not find on the platform, please contact our team and we’ll do our best to add support for your programming language.

Templates are used to pre-populate the project with files and code as soon as the students open the exercise.

This is especially useful for larger projects or parts of code that should not be modified by the student (the platform allows to specify which parts are okay for the students to edit, and which parts aren’t).

Be it data analysis or backend development, knowing SQL is an essential skill. So, the platform supports tasks that involve working with SQL databases.

Students can work with tables, visualize the results, and write their SQL scripts right in the browser.

Chapters within courses are by default self-paced. Teachers can create assignments with a start time and a deadline for their students and track their progress.

This ensures that students are not allowed to access the materials and submit their work outside the specified time. This can be used for several use cases:

• Homework Assignments
• Creating quizzes
• Tracking exams

By using the platform, you can have a centralized knowledge base of materials, making sure that all the teachers have a great baseline to start with. This improves teacher collaboration by a large margin.

When explaining new concepts, sometimes students require more time to fully digest the material. They ask deeper questions and might get stuck without additional support. To provide instant support and free up time for teachers, we have developed an AI Explainer. Students can talk to the AI Explainer about the current topic and it will answer all their questions without going beyond the topic at hand.

The AI Explainer won’t solve exercises for them, it won’t answer any questions related to other topics. So, teachers can rest assured that students don’t cheat while talking to the AI Explainer.

There is a section below each exercise for the forum where people can discuss the topic, ask, and answer questions.

Both students and teachers can use the forum for communication.

Private comments are only visible to the person writing the comment and the course instructors.

The platform provides many insights into the progress of students, how well they perform, what is the overall progress in the class, and which parts are the most challenging for students.

You get a bird's eye view of the course and can drill down to the smallest details.

This allows staff and all the teachers to make data-driven decisions and improve the course.

Whether you have several classes, several sections, or want to monitor your students better, you can split your students into groups, which will allow better tracking of progress.

This is especially helpful when there are several sections/classes taking the same course.

The platform encourages students through gamification to ensure they keep learning and consistently progressing. Gamification elements include:

• Badges for Accomplishments
• Streak Reminders
• Progress Ranking for Different Periods

Yes. For that, you need to:

1. Navigate to the USERS tab.
2. Create a separate group for each classroom.
3. Mention your students.
4. Give the group a name.
5. Save the group.

You can search by either the name or by the email.

Yes.

1. Navigate to the EDIT tab of the course.
2. Click on the toggle of disabling the AI Assistant.
3. Save the changes.

This will disable all the AI features.

Yes, you can.

1. Navigate to the EDIT tab of the course.
2. Add Instructors by searching their names.
3. Save the changes.

They won’t be able to modify the course but will see everything the course editors (admins) see.

Similar to standard Assignments:

1. Create an unlockable level.

2. After that, add all the quiz/exam exercises to that level.

3. Finally, create an assignment for that level.

   The group of students will get access to the quiz/exam for a specified amount of time.

4. They will receive an email about the quiz with a calendar event.

5. When the time is up, the results are frozen.

Note that they won’t have access to the quiz/exam materials outside the hours specified in the assignment.

Navigate to the USERS tab of the course. After which search for the user you’d like to remove. When you find that user, click on the **BlockՐՐ button to remove the user from the course.

Navigate to the PROGRESS tab of the course. Then select the group. That should show their progress.

Yes. Navigate to the EDIT tab of the exercise. Modify the Allowed attempts field and click SAVE. This can be especially useful for multiple-choice questions, where you might want to have only 1 or 2 allowed attempts.

Yes. Each test case can contain several input and target files. Input files are created before running the submission. Target files are checked against at the end of running the submission (like the Expected Output).

Yes. Any text-based assignment is supported. You can have an AI Checker to check the correctness of math proofs, or other open-ended exercises.