Transform your
into an interactive AI classroom.
ClassesFlow transforms syllabi, source materials, and instructor directions into complete interactive AI classrooms: guided lectures, concept checks, AI classmates, and in-context Q&A. Students get a richer path through the course. Faculty retain complete teaching control, seamlessly integrating with your current LMS.
One secure course link in Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, or D2L. No LMS replacement.
The problem
Online courses lost the part of teaching that made it worth doing.
Discussion boards your students treat as a checkbox.
Word counts hit, posts replied to, but deep engagement is missing. Students aren’t lazy — the format simply doesn’t require critical thought.
Course materials scattered across the LMS, Drive, Dropbox, and email.
Every section, every semester, you rebuild the same scaffolding from pieces that never cohere into a unified, immersive class.
No meaningful view of how deeply students are actually learning.
Activity logs tell you what students clicked. They almost never tell you where understanding thinned, where the class slowed, or where one timely teaching moment would have changed the grade distribution.
Most of your hours go to logistics, not knowledge.
Recording video lectures, formatting slides, writing announcements, chasing down engagement — the work that has nothing to do with the expertise you spent decades building. The teaching that students desperately need is pushed to the margins.
Professors should be teaching the ideas they spent a career mastering — not guessing where learning broke down or burning weekends on logistics.
Online learning stops being a static folder of materials and becomes an interactive course your students will actually want to walk through. Your LMS stays where it is.
The professor remains the architect — turbocharged by an extraordinary team of AI agents that extend their presence across every lesson, every section. The AI guides students, answers questions, and surfaces the moments where teaching matters most. The judgment, the rigor, the pedagogy — all yours.
The teaching support underneath
Coordinated AI support, directed by the professor.
AI Professor
Extends your pedagogical presence across every lesson — paces the class, manages the flow, and brings the right academic voice into the exact right moment.
AI Classmates
Curious minds, deep thinkers, and the occasional class clown. They join the discussion, ask the questions students were too shy to ask, and surface dynamic perspectives that challenge the class to think deeper.
Course Tutor
Answers questions in context — strictly grounded in the syllabus, the provided source materials, and the current lesson.
Checkpoint Reviewer
Evaluates student work against the exact rubrics and instructions the professor designed.
They extend the professor's presence across the lesson. They do not replace the professor's judgment.
How it works
From prompt to interactive class.
01
Start with what you want to teach.
Write the lesson prompt. Add a syllabus, PDF, source link, or lecture notes to firmly ground the course in your specific academic materials.
02
ClassesFlow drafts the entire learning path.
Slides, AI classmates, the AI Professor, knowledge checks, interactive widgets, and written submissions — all drafted in one pass from your prompt and source materials. One seamless platform. No fragmented ed-tech stacks.
03
Edit until it meets your academic bar.
Shape any slide to your exact specifications. Add a quiz, written submission, guided study, or interactive widget with a click. Insert a new slide or delete what does not fit. Publish only when the class meets the rigorous standards your institution demands.
Granular Academic Control
Complete architectural control.
ClassesFlow does not hand you a finished course and force you to accept it. While the AI generates the dynamic environment, you dictate the pedagogy, the boundaries, and the structure before a single student sees it.
Edit any slide, in place.
Rewrite the slide. Refine the question. Replace the example with one from last semester. The course is a living document you control.
Interactive class discussions, not silent reading.
Each course features a built-in discussion environment where students engage with the AI Professor and classmates — back-and-forth, until the concept clicks. Curious minds, deep thinkers, and the occasional class clown surface dynamic perspectives that challenge the class to think deeper.
A whiteboard the AI Professor draws on, mid-lesson.
When an explanation needs a visualization, the AI Professor draws it live while the lesson pauses. The thinking you do at the board, scaled across every section.
Interactive widgets students can experiment with.
Drop in an interactive widget, a checkpoint quiz, or a guided study. Students learn by doing, right inside the lesson.
The student experience
A guided learning path students will actually finish.
Instead of opening a folder of disconnected files, students enter a guided narrative. They see the next step, hear the lecture, engage with AI classmates, complete knowledge checks, ask questions in context, and keep moving forward.
A guided path instead of scattered materials.
Questions and support inside the lesson.
AI classmates that make the room feel less empty.
Checkpoints that catch confusion before the exam.
The faculty dashboard
A diagnostic dashboard for your teaching decisions.
After the class runs the course, faculty open a single dashboard that turns participation, interactions, and comprehension into the data points that actually inform pedagogy — what to revise, where to intervene, what to keep.
Participation timeline
Who spoke, who asked, who answered — surfaced by slide, not by checkbox. See which moments pulled the class in and which lost them.
Interaction patterns
Question depth, discussion threads, checkpoint attempts, and re-watches — aggregated per lesson so you can tell genuine engagement from clicking through.
Comprehension heat map
A slide-by-slide view of where the class understood the material and where understanding thinned. Diagnose the exact slide, prompt, or concept that needs a second pass.
Built for educational decisions, not mere activity monitoring.
Integration
Lives securely inside the systems your university already uses.
ClassesFlow opens from one secure course link inside your existing LMS. The student does not have to learn a separate destination, and the institution does not have to reopen the LMS decision.
Canvas
Instructure
Blackboard
Anthology
Moodle
Open-source
D2L Brightspace
Brightspace
One secure course link inside the course shell students already use.
No LMS migration. No new course shell. No separate student destination.
Students see their own progress; faculty see course-level learning patterns.
What this is, and isn't
Plain about what it is. Plainer about what it isn't.
Is
A teaching layer for your existing LMS.
Isn't
A replacement LMS.
Is
Faculty-architected and tightly controlled.
Isn't
Hands-off course automation.
Is
Course-level pedagogical signals.
Isn't
Raw click logs presented as pedagogy.
Is
A guided class experience.
Isn't
A generic chatbot window.
Enterprise security & privacy
Built for strict academic compliance.
ClassesFlow collects only the minimum data needed to run the learning experience. Students see their own learning journey; faculty see course-level patterns.
FERPA Compliant: Fully compliant with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Student data is securely encrypted in transit and at rest.
Your IP Stays Yours: Syllabi, lectures, and proprietary course materials remain the strict intellectual property of the faculty and the institution.
Zero Model Training on Student Data: We never use student discussions, submissions, or faculty course materials to train foundational AI models. Student data is never sold, shared, or monetized. The university retains total control over its records.
Examples
Walk through real public classes.
Six public classes built on ClassesFlow. Click any one to step into the live experience your students would have.
Transform your teaching into an interactive AI classroom.
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