It explains
One page per concept: the starting question, the key idea, an intuitive explanation, a worked example and pitfalls. Faithful to the uploaded course materials, with a reference to the source page.
Teachers
Students upload the course materials you gave them. Classy explains them using your definitions and notation, cites your pages, then gives students comprehension questions to practise with. It does not do their homework.
One page per concept: the starting question, the key idea, an intuitive explanation, a worked example and pitfalls. Faithful to the uploaded course materials, with a reference to the source page.
Multiple-choice questions that test reasoning (not memory), open-ended questions marked against a rubric, and mock exams modelled on your past papers.
No ready-made essays or homework: the assistant explains a passage from the course materials in a different way; it does not produce work to hand in.
No. Classy does not write homework or assignments: it explains the course materials uploaded by the student, asks comprehension questions and marks their answers against a rubric. It is designed for learning, not for producing work to hand in.
Yes: the AI is instructed to use the definitions, notation and examples from the uploaded course materials, and to cite the page for each passage. It adds intuitive explanations and examples without contradicting the course materials.
No. Uploaded course materials remain private, visible only to the student who uploaded them, and are never used to train AI. The Terms of Use require students to upload only documents they have the right to use.
Yes: upload a chapter to see what your students get, or share a challenge (the same quiz for the whole class, with a leaderboard). A plan for educational institutions is in development: get in touch through ‘Help and contact’.
Upload one of your chapters: get 1 month of Pro free, with no payment card required.