CourseAlive
Turn trusted course material into lessons students can see, hear, and explore.
Begin with the books, slides, notes, media, and teaching goals you already trust.
Connect the knowledge
Shape scattered sources into one teachable story.
Organize concepts, prerequisites, examples, and evidence into a reviewable course structure.
Make understanding visible
Bring difficult ideas out of the page.
Use purposeful motion, diagrams, demonstrations, and interactive models where they improve understanding.
Prepare the learning experience
Give instructors a lesson built to teach, adapt, and explore.
Prepared playback, instructor-led tools, reusable visuals, and delivery options come together in one experience.
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Working interactive lesson
Teach with lessons students can see, hear, and explore.
Try a prepared interactive lesson, then bring us one difficult concept from your course. CourseAlive connects trusted teaching material, purposeful visuals, and instructor-led tools in one reviewable experience.
- Prepared playback, visual live-follow, ink, and local notes
- Interactive visuals chosen around the learning outcome
- Browser links and permitted embeds for flexible delivery
Reusable teaching visual
Change the wheels. Reveal the path.
Interactive engineering preview
Live interactive visual Drive straight, trace an arc, or pivot in place.
Wheel speed, body motion, path, and instantaneous center update together from one kinematic model.
01Source materialBooks, PDFs, slides, notes, policies, and media
02Course structureLearning outcomes, concept maps, and lesson plans
03Prepared lessonsSlides, visuals, narration, and timed teaching cues
04Delivery choicesBrowser links, permitted embeds, and reviewed pilots
Course production workflow
Bring trusted material. Review every step before release.
We are developing the guided workbench around the same staged process used to scope current pilots with instructors.
Provide the source set
Start with textbooks, previous slides, lab notes, policies, images, videos, and instructor priorities.
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Build the knowledge base
Organize concepts, prerequisites, learning outcomes, and references into a reusable course map.
Concepts linked to approved sources
Produce the lesson
Create structured slides, explanations, reusable visuals, scripts, audio timelines, and optional video.
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Review and release
Review teaching flow and prepare an approved lesson release with selected delivery settings.
One approved learner experience
Available now · One lesson, several ways to teach
Prepared playback, visual live-follow, and local notes in one player.
The Arian University electricity lesson demonstrates prepared, seekable playback, interactive slides, visual live-follow, and local note-taking in one teaching surface.
View the motor lesson case study
Available now · Prepared lesson playback
Slides, narration, captions, and an on-screen presenter stay synchronized.
Students can pause, change speed, revisit a slide, or seek through the prepared lesson. Additional approved avatar and voice production options are in development.The memorable difference
Interactivity appears where seeing and changing improves understanding.
Reusable interactive visuals can support many lessons, with each use configured around the learning objective.
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Delivery and production status
What is available now, in development, and pilot-dependent.
Prepared lesson playback, visual live-follow, local notes, browser links, and permitted embeds are available now. Other capabilities have their own delivery status.
Plan a pilotAvatar and voice options · In development
Planned production can use an approved presenter or voice profile when requested and reviewed.
Institutional delivery · Institutional pilot
Secure LTI identity, verified roles, and private operations require an institution-approved integration and pilot.
Language-aware production · In development
Planned releases can pair language-specific slides, narration, captions, and timelines with reusable technical visuals.
Instructor-led teaching · Available now
Ink, highlights, working pages, and annotated PDF export support instructor-led teaching. Local learner notes are available separately. Live audio requires an institutional pilot.
Start with one course
Bring the source material and one difficult learning outcome.
Together, we can define a focused teaching experience and identify reusable visuals for instructors and students to test.