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Scattered Lesson Management
Tutors and teachers waste hours juggling disconnected documents, spreadsheets, and tools to plan lessons, track student progress, and manage admin.
In their words
If you were building a completely local AI assistant for this kind of work on this hardware, what stack/models would you use?
students might be skipping their expected reps and teachers would have no easy way of knowing
What actually takes most of my study time is creating the flashcards.
does anyone know of a tool that can do this when the videos are on a platform that you have to log into?
I'm building an AI feature for a school ERP and need a cheap, reliable LLM that will process structured student data and generate professional reports.
the ai will read over my notes I took from last week, know who I am working with today, and be able to reccommend what I work with them on today.
every time I make the changes, they keep running it through and it spits out more amends
my inbox is nothing but students asking for things and getting offended when they don't get them
the formatting of the questions and answers still needs extensive modification to work for the kids
I have to pour so many hours into making guided notes, review guides, and practice tests for them.
I was up until 2 AM trying to do the onboarding exam, only to not qualify the last phase of it.
I was forced to write a third new exam from scratch, re-grade, and update the QA files all over again.
I really want an AI tutor (ai learning harness) that I can give it a topic, it can synthesize information from sources, gauge my level, create lessons that I can read, give me exercises, track repetition optimal timings and track my progress.
I had an AI read all the decks and compose a study guide with quizzes along the way.
Tutors and teachers
Where they talk
- r/Teachers
- r/TutorsHelpingTutors
- r/edtech
- r/Professors
- r/elearning
- r/AustralianTeachers
- r/SideProject
- r/AskTeachers
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- Excel
- Gemini
- Google Docs
- Notion
- Anki
Why those fall short
- output sounds inhuman and lacks genuine feeling
- formatting of questions and answers needs extensive modification
- students do not read announcements, emails or syllabus
- online answers unclear; kids can't explain the method
- bot never approves, contradicts itself, misreads footage
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