FIELD / EDUCATION
Education
Teaching materials I made, the methods behind them and resources you can use.
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Live translation and annotations on student devices · voice controls and AI Q&A
The ultimate AI presentation assistant.
While I explain and annotate, students see the same slides, live writing and translated captions on their phones, tablets or laptops. I built voice controls and material-grounded AI Q&A with agents to help my students follow the lesson.
When lecture visuals missed the brief, I went back to the instructions
I used OpenClaw to prepare lecture slides in NotebookLM, then found that part of my brief had been lost. Resending it produced a 21-slide revision, including the circulation and dimension diagrams shown here.
Preparing slides, teaching notes and a quiz for the same lesson
I used Codex on Windows to connect a lesson plan with diagrams, teaching notes and student questions. Separating what students see from what I explain gave each file a clear purpose.
After editing the translation, I checked how 337 pages read
Reviewing architectural terminology led me into page layout as well as language. I used Codex for repeatable checks while reviewing how illustrations and explanations fit together.
Turning a sixteen-week draft into a usable fifteen-week course plan
I connected topics with assessment, then adapted the draft to the school’s actual weeks, hours and required fields. The work was as much about fitting the course as writing the plan.
Running quizzes for a 91-student course, from entry to semester rollover
Posting questions was only part of running the class. I connected section entry, timing, saved answers, submission and semester archives into a workflow I could check.