Your course, your readings, your prompts.
Kai Coach adapts to the course you already teach. Every module starts from your own prompts and from the book and readings you assign, whether that is a Kudu textbook or the edition you already teach from. The coaching targets the places where your previous students actually stalled, not a general theory of what students get wrong. Kudu builds the module, and you review it before your students see it. In all, your part takes about one to two hours.
Three steps from your syllabus to your students.
Show us where students stall
On a mapping call, we look at your prompts and, where available, a previous cohort's writing. Together we identify the places where your students get stuck.
Kudu builds it on your readings
Kudu builds the module from the book and readings you assign. Kai Coach then draws only on those texts, so it points students to real passages.
You review it and release it
You preview the module as a student, set the dates, and release it. Your students can then work with Kai Coach as often as they wish before they submit.
The coaching is part of your course.
In a Kudu course, Kai Coach appears as a module listed with your chapters, and it also works in courses that do not use Kudu. You decide how the coach behaves and how it fits into the course. The controls include the following:
- Private instructions that the coach follows in every session
- Open and due dates for each session
- Focus areas from which students choose
- Credit for taking part, or for reaching your goal
- A preview as a student before you release it
- Every conversation, downloadable with scores
Begin with one course.
Kudu Humanities manages adoption, whether you teach with a Kudu textbook or with your own materials. The Kai Coach page on Kudu explains how to book a mapping call and how to request the full pilot report. If you would first like to ask a question, please write to us at hello@kaicoach.ai. We welcome questions from instructors in every discipline, as well as from department chairs, deans, and teaching centers.
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Kai Coach is part of Kudu Humanities.
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