SeymourThey write it. Seymour teaches.
Seymour sits beside every student while they write real code. He explains each step out loud, asks "why?", hides a bug for them to find, and never does the work for them.
60 seconds
AI can write a whole coursework in four seconds. Then who learned anything?
Seymour is AI that teaches, instead of AI that does.From coursework to class, in three steps
Share the brief
Your lecturer shares the coursework they already have.
Check the lesson
Seymour turns it into a guided, step-by-step build. Your lecturer reads and approves everything before a student sees it.
Students learn by doing
They type every line, hear it explained, answer "why?", find the planted bug and ask Seymour anything.
What a student does
Every line typed by them
The next line waits in faded text. Students type over it, and a wrong letter turns red until they fix it. Nothing is pasted in.
Explained on their own code
Seymour talks each step through out loud while Gloop goes to the line and marks it.
A bug planted to find
Seymour changes one line and describes what a tester would notice. Students find it, explain what went wrong, and fix it.
Ask anything, out loud
Students ask about the code on screen, by voice or by typing, and Seymour answers with the answer written beside the code.
What lecturers see
No more guessing who is keeping up. Every student's progress, in one place, while they work.
Who needs help first
Students who have stopped moving, and where.
What the class finds hard
So the next lecture starts where they are.
"Because JPA has to know which field identifies each row."
Seymour: exactly right.A picture of each student
Their answers to Seymour's questions and how they were graded, ready for your own conversation with them.
Now we want clients to look up one task by its id, so we add a method that finds it and returns it.
Why does every task need its own id?
You stay in charge
Nothing reaches a student until you have checked it.
Illustrations use sample data.
Seymour wears your colours.
Your modules. Your technologies. Your whole look, not just the colours. We would love to build it with you.
A sketch of what we could shape together. Today Seymour starts with Java Spring Boot; the looks and languages here show where it can go.
See Seymour live in 20 minutes.
We will show you a real coursework, the way a student and a lecturer would see it.
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