AI Teaching Assistant demo
Students get cited answers from their own course materials, within the instructor's guardrails 1:30
What the demo shows
Students get cited answers from their own course materials, within the instructor's guardrails
Seven agents tutor students from the instructor's own materials. The Tutor agent answers as a ladder of two hints and a worked example on a different case, each cited to a page, in the student's language. A separate Guardrail agent holds the sealed answer keys and checks every rung before it is shown, so graded answers stay hidden. A Safety agent shows crisis resources and alerts the on-call counselor. Each morning the Insight agent turns the week's questions into what each section is stuck on, with a 10-minute re-teach drafted from the instructor's slides; the instructor approves it, learning assistants cover it in lab, and a week later the agent measures whether the repeat questions fell.
Transcript
- AI Teaching Assistant gives students cited answers from their own course materials, within the instructor's guardrails.
- Brandvale fields sixty thousand questions a month, a third not in English.
- At 11:40 p.m., a student asks in Spanish why salt shrinks an onion cell.
- Hint one answers in Spanish, citing page two of her lab handout.
- A Guardrail agent checks every rung; graded answers never appear.
- Hint two points to a diagram; the example uses another cell.
- Next morning, instructor Adaeze Morrow flips the screen: 37 of 142 students confused osmosis.
- She approves a ten-minute re-teach; learning assistants cover it in lab.
- A Safety agent alerts counseling to self-harm, harassment or threats.
- Rules change only with two approvals, and every reply is audited.
- Last week's re-teach cut repeat questions from forty-four to twelve.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.