You launch the tutorial task
Pick this week's task in your panel and start the tutorial. Every student sees this week's task on their own screen, in the tool your unit uses.
Academic departments & lecturers
Every student gets a teaching assistant in your tutorial.
And you see the whole class at a glance. Each student works through your tutorial task in the real tool, guided step by step by Doctor Mo, their AI teaching assistant, while your panel shows who is on track, who is behind and who hasn't started yet.
For students in your normal university units. The pilot starts with the live class view and progress snapshots; the same-step alert is added as it is released. Patent pending.
22On track
6Behind
4Not started
32In the tutorial
Where the class is
1. Load the sales data0
2. Clean the columns2
3. Build the data model14
4. Create the visuals10
5. Share the report6
14 students are on step 3.In developmentA good moment to show the class how the data model fits together.
Snapshot, 10:40. Most of the class is on track. Suggested: check in with Ava, Noah and Mia.
How a tutorial runs.
You teach the class. Every student has a teaching assistant beside them for the whole task, and you can see how the room is going at any moment.
Each student's teaching assistant guides them
Doctor Mo, each student's AI teaching assistant, takes them through the task step by step in the real tool. It explains each step, answers their questions and helps them through when they're stuck, at their own pace.
Your panel shows the class
You see where every student is and who needs a hand, so you spend the tutorial where you're needed most. The teaching assistants follow your task and your lead, so the class stays in step with you.
For the lecturer.
Your panel shows what is happening in the tutorial, while it's happening, so you can help the students who need it before they fall behind.
The whole class at a glance
A live class view of who is on track, who is behind and who hasn't started yet, for every student in the room or online.
Progress snapshots during the session
Regular snapshots of where the class is while the tutorial runs, each with a suggestion for who needs a hand next.
Know when to step in
An alert when much of the class is stuck on the same step, so you can explain it once, to everyone, at the right moment.
In developmentLaunch the task from your panel
Launch this week's task to the whole class from your panel.
After class, you get a progress export for your records.
For your unit.
We set up the class and its tutorial tasks with you, in the tools your unit already uses.
A class for your unit
Create a class from a Course Master, add students with a join code and set the weeks.
Your tutorial tasks, in the real tools
Each week’s task runs in the software your unit teaches, and every student works through it step by step.
A teaching assistant built from your materials
A teaching assistant for each unit, built from your own unit materials.
Gradebook and weekly marks
See who finished each week, and keep weekly marks in the class gradebook. Link it from your Canvas or Moodle unit site; LTI roster and grade sync on request.
For students.
Practice that feels like the real work, with help at every step, so every student finishes the tutorial task, not just the fastest.
Guided practice in the real tools
Students learn by doing the task in the software your unit teaches: Excel, Power BI, Odoo, Python and more.
Never stuck alone
Help arrives at the moment they need it, without waiting for a hand to go up or for the next class.
Australian English
Plain explanations in Australian English, with the terms your unit uses.
Works with your LMS
Link it from your Canvas or Moodle unit site.
For your institution.
Start with one unit class, see how it works for your students and staff, then extend it to the cohorts and courses that need it.
Education licences for whole cohorts
Licence every student in a unit, or across your courses, with access for the lecturers and tutors who teach them.
A free 45-day pilot for one unit class
Up to 40 students and 2 staff, with no card and nothing charged. The pilot starts with the live class view and progress snapshots; the same-step alert is added as it is released. When the pilot ends, access pauses until you decide.
Evidence for quality assurance
Participation and progress for each student and each week, and a progress export for your records.
Data stays private
Each student is told what their lecturers can see before they start. Lecturers see progress and participation, not a student's conversations with their teaching assistant. Read our privacy policy.
Seats, campus licences and pilots for institutions: See plans and pricing
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Tell us the unit, the tools it uses and your term dates. We'll set up the class, its tutorial tasks and your panel with you. The pilot starts with the live class view and progress snapshots; the same-step alert is added as it is released.
Doctor Mo is an AI teaching assistant. It supports your lecturers and tutors and doesn't replace them; your staff set the tasks and assess the work. The panel shown is an illustration. Delivered as part of normal teaching in your unit; not employment. Tutor10x doesn't guarantee employment or any outcome for students. Patent pending. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners, and no affiliation or endorsement is implied.