Classroom product build Local teacher controls checked; draft curriculum and missing media
Teacher-guided lesson tools
A classroom-tool build for a teacher to choose lessons, pause or repeat material and adjust presentation settings.
- 01Choose a lesson
- 02Play classroom material
- 03Pause or repeat
- 04Teacher guides
Inside the tool / Local product check
Choose the lesson.
Set up the room.
A teacher can browse a course outline and adjust the classroom presentation. These are actual screens from the unchanged local product; lesson content is still draft.
Local teaching-tool demonstration with draft lesson content. The tour shows interface details and labelled illustrative people. No learning outcome or school adoption is claimed.
Watch the 42-second teacher-led lesson tour
Actual local interface details, draft lessons and labelled illustrative people. The synthetic voice explains the review; it is not lesson audio. The tour also shows the completion-marker issue. Read the transcript.
What the local check
shows.
The unchanged local product was checked for course navigation, replay/pause, selected-step retention and room/caption preferences. Its five course outlines contain 216 draft lessons with no recorded media. The built-in guide is a fallback, not a reviewed teaching performance.
Current limits
- Seed lessons lack narration and approved facial performances; a complete voiced curriculum is not established.
- Avatar permissions recorded for one earlier deployment do not establish public marketing or redistribution rights.
- Reopening a completed lesson clears its local completion marker; that defect remains open.
- Use an independently cleared guide or procedural fallback only after reviewing capture and distribution rights.
- This platform does not establish validated pronunciation assessment or learning effectiveness.
This is a development story. The bounded local checks above do not establish customer adoption or results.
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