Features
Everything EdSynapse does, grounded in your course
Two tutors, two teaching agents, assessment, analytics and study tools — all working from the material your course actually uses.
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Tutoring
Two tutors, grounded in your course material
Every reply is built from an index of the course's own uploads, so students study what their course actually covers. Each answer cites the file it drew on, so anyone can check the source.
- The Socratic Tutor teaches by questioning and never states the answer
- Synapse AI explains the method directly, without solving your specific problem
- Citations name the exact upload behind each answer
Is the answer to question 3 just Bayes' theorem?
You're close to the right tool. Before we name it — in your lecture notes, what do we need to know about the two events before we can flip the conditional?
Cited from lecture-4-probability.pdf
- Never hands over the answer — enforced by guardrails, not politeness
- Cites the exact upload it teaches from
Why does sample variance divide by n − 1 instead of n?
Because you already used the data once to estimate the mean. Your sample clusters closer to its own mean than to the true one, so dividing by n underestimates the spread — n − 1 corrects for that lost degree of freedom.
Cited from week-3-estimators.pptx
For teachers
Lesson Plan AI and Quiz AI
Two teaching agents that draft from your uploads. Steer them in a chat until the plan or the paper is yours, then hand it to your class.
- Lesson plans with objectives, sequencing and an in-class activity
- Quizzes and exams with full answer keys and marking guidance
- Written in the language you choose for your class
Learning objectives
- 1State null and alternative hypotheses for a claim
- 2Choose the right test statistic for the data
- 3Interpret a p-value without overclaiming
In-class activity: in pairs, students design a study that could NOT reject the null — then defend why that outcome is still informative.
Drafted from week-5-hypothesis-testing.pdf
Assessment
Assignments, gradebook and AI-assisted grading
Create assignments, collect submissions and grade them against a rubric. The AI proposes a grade with feedback; you review it and post the official mark.
- Rubric-based grading with specific, formative feedback
- A full gradebook with regrade requests
- Your reference solution is never shown to students
- States the null and alternative hypotheses2/2
- Applies the correct test statistic3/3
- Interprets the p-value in context1/2
Your interpretation says the p-value is “the chance the null is true” — revisit what it actually conditions on. One point recoverable on regrade.
Learning styles
Study the same topic in the format that fits
Turn any topic into the study material that works for you — generated from the course's own material, never generic content.
- Smart notes
- Flashcards
- Mind maps
- Slide decks
- Audio overview, read aloud
- Generated topic images
Strengths & gaps
Know what kind of understanding is solid
A score says 7 out of 10. Bloom's taxonomy says where understanding stops — solid recall and comprehension, say, but not yet analysis. Every assessment feeds one map of strengths and gaps, for each student and for the class.
- Results by Bloom level, not just a percentage
- Topic-by-topic strengths and gaps for every student
- A cohort view for teachers, built from assessment data only
- Remember92%
- Understand84%
- Apply71%
- Analyze52%
- Evaluate38%
- Create31%
- Strong
- Moderate
- Needs improvement
Community
Discussions inside every course
Each course has its own discussion board, so questions, answers and announcements stay next to the material they are about.
- Threads per course, visible to its members
- Teachers can answer once for the whole class
- Students help each other between lessons
Student
Is there a good way to remember when to divide by n − 1?
Teacher
Think of it as paying for the mean you already estimated — see lecture 4, slide 12.
Languages
English, French and Arabic — right-to-left included
Switch language at any time. The whole interface changes, and so do the tutors: they reply in the language you chose while keeping quotes from your material in the original.
- A full right-to-left layout for Arabic
- Tutors and teaching agents reply in your language
- Your choice follows your account to any device
- EnglishEN · LTR
The AI tutor that teaches from your own course material
- FrançaisFR · LTR
Le tuteur IA qui enseigne à partir de vos propres supports de cours
- العربيةAR · RTL
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