protégéThe student is the teacher.
Gloam is confused about your lesson. Your students explain it, in their own words, until it gets it. They learn by teaching, and you see exactly what they understand.
Free for every school, for Windows and Mac. It runs on one teacher laptop, AI included, and nothing about your students ever leaves it.
It starts out wrong.
Confidently. Every lesson begins with Gloam believing the mistakes your students really make, so they have something to fix.
Students set it straight.
In their own words. Gloam asks questions, pushes back, and slowly comes around. It never gives the answer away: it's the one learning.
Then it clicks.
You taught Gloam the tilt.
No quiz. No marks. When an idea finally makes sense, Gloam's lantern lights up, and the whole valley with it.
Your turn.
Why does a metal spoon feel colder than a wooden one in the same room? Gloam's theory: “metal is a cold material. it was born that way.”
In class, Gloam reads whatever students write, with the AI on your school's computer. This preview uses written answers.
Nope. Earth is tilted. In June our half leans toward the sun, so the light hits us more directly and the days are longer. That's summer.
