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Platform capabilities

One lesson surface for presenting, explaining, interacting, and reviewing.

The platform combines the parts that normally live in separate slide, video, whiteboard, and simulation tools while keeping the professor’s teaching sequence in control.

Available in demo

Presentation

Responsive slide decks built from structured lesson data, with equations, tables, galleries, quizzes, reveal components, media, and interactive visuals.

Available in demo

Lecture playback

Audio, video, captions, slide focus, and visual actions follow one seekable timeline. Autoplay moves between lecture-enabled slides while practice and interaction slides remain available for manual exploration.

Available in demo

Classroom tools

Professors can draw, highlight, point, add working pages, undo and redo changes, and export an annotated PDF from the same teaching surface.

Available in demo

Live visual follow

Students can follow the professor’s current slide and annotations from their own devices while the professor remains in control of the teaching sequence.

Reusable library growing

Reusable visuals

Lessons select a shared visual by teaching profile and settings, so one strong component can serve many courses.

Included in release review

Accessible alternatives

Interactive content is designed with a poster or print state, keyboard operation, reduced-motion behavior, alternative text, and a concise educational summary.

Inside one lecture

The timeline coordinates the explanation and every visual change.

A narration cue can focus a formula, reveal an answer, move a visual into fullscreen, trigger a semantic action, play a demonstration, and restore the same visual state.

slide 03 · program timeline seekable
08.2s Visual surface Move the motor visual to fullscreen
09.0s Semantic action Explode the motor assembly
18.1s Semantic action Highlight the rotor
22.0s Visual surface Restore the slide layout

Available in the current platform

Ready for a focused demonstration.

  • Browser-hosted courses and standalone lesson links, with embeds where permitted
  • Prepared, seekable lesson playback, classroom tools, live visual follow, and local notes
  • Smooth responsive lessons on desktop, tablet, and phone
  • Theme-aware course presentation and structured localization support

Defined with the institution

Configured around institutional requirements.

  • LTI 1.3 launch and role claims for the institution’s LMS
  • Institutional identity, authorization, roster, and retention policy
  • TURN and network policy for production live audio
  • Operational support, analytics, and privacy/security approval

Course pilot

Start with one difficult concept.

Bring a topic students struggle to visualize. We will scope a focused teaching experience around your learning objective and review it with you.