Teach online without stitching together six different tools

Build courses from your existing materials, run live lessons, generate practice, review student work, and sell access from the same workspace. Keep course material, live lessons, recordings, assignments, student responses, feedback, and the next teaching decision in one connected workflow.

The connected steps are Source material → Editable course → Teach → Assign practice → Review work → Publish or sell. Saved results remain editable in SubSchool.

The page covers Editable courses and lessons, Live teaching and tutoring, Homework, assessment criteria, and teacher correction. Start with a description, approved book or PDF, video library, lesson notes, or tutoring recording. Review the generated modules, lessons, objectives, and practice before publishing.

Use lesson context and teacher-defined criteria to prepare follow-up work instead of starting from a generic topic label after every class. AI can prepare or assess a supported first pass. The educator can inspect and change supported course, lesson, exercise, score, and feedback states.

Course work can stay in the distinct draft state while it is reviewed. Private, public, and paid are separate course types rather than properties of the same draft.

Use lesson context and teacher-defined criteria to prepare follow-up work instead of starting from a generic topic label after every class. Live lessons, recordings, follow-up practice, feedback, and learner progress can stay in the same connected workflow.

Educators can choose public or private access and decide whether learners buy a full course, a smaller learning unit, or join through their school.