For college educators
Drop in your course outline. Pencil drafts each week for you to edit and teach.
and every word is still yours.
01 · How it works
Start with the outline you have. Drop in the PDF or Word file, as it is. No template to fill in. Pencil maps the term. Weeks, topics, outcomes and class times, read straight from your outline. It researches each week. Textbooks, primary sources and simulations, each one looked up and checked. And drafts the whole week. Lecture notes, slides, an activity and an exit ticket, timed to your class. You make it yours. Change anything, right on the page. Every version is kept. Then teach it. Present the slides, share a page with students, or export to your LMS.
02 · See a draft
Introduction to Astronomy, week four. Trimmed for space, not rewritten.
AST 101 · Week 4 · Gravity and orbits
Section 1 · The Falling Moon Puzzle · 10 min
I am holding a piece of chalk about one point two meters above the floor. If I let go, it hits the floor in half a second. Now look out the window at the sky. The Moon is three hundred and eighty-four thousand kilometers away.
Ask the class
What to listen for
Every citation is looked up before it's used.
Worked examples are recomputed, not guessed.
It learns from material you've written.
Students see only what you share.
Bring an outline. We’ll set you up.