Sources
Upload content that's relevant to your topic, such as articles, textbook pages, your own notes etc. These become the knowledge base of the hub, and the foundation for everything else.
Hubs available in BETA
Make a Hub for each lesson you teach
Build a knowledge base, brainstorm, create teaching materials, and share with students - all in one place.
- Upload and chat with big files
- Generate documents based on your sources
- Create quizzes and workbooks (interactive learning journeys)
- Podcast generation
- Lots more to come!
A Hub is a dedicated space for teaching and planning a topic or lesson.
It combines three things:
Assistant
A general AI chatbot that has access to your sources, and can answer based on these. You can ask questions, get summaries, extract key information, create document drafts and more. The chat will tell you which sources it used to answer so you can easily verify and follow up.
Learning materials
Create teaching materials, such as quizzes, workbooks, podcasts, and more. Drafts are made automatically based on your knowledge base, and other parameters you choose.
Exciting new types of materials only available in Hubs
Podcasts
Choose the relevant sources, pick a direction, review and tweak the transcript and generate a ready to use podcast episode.
Workbooks
A workbook is a kind of interactive learning journey. They are made up of blocks, and which blocks to use is entirely up to you. Get creative with block types like multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, text, video, podcast and more. Your workbooks can be purely informative, classic quizzes or anything in between!
Ready to try it?
Keep in mind that Hubs is still in BETA and is still actively being developed, so some things may not work perfectly or may change.
Easy to share
For now only teachers can create Hubs. Share your Hub with your students to use it as part of a lesson.
Those you share with will be able to...
- use the AI chatbot, but won't see your chat history
- view the sources, but can not add or remove sources
- and/or view the materials, but can not add, remove or edit materials
Students must have an account and be logged in to see your hub.
What can you do with Hubs?
Plan a topic around the sources you already trust.
Let students ask questions grounded in your material.
Build workbooks, quizzes and podcasts from source files.
Share a hub as part of a lesson.
Keep the context for a topic in one place.
Turn your sources into audio material.