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Thanks for the idea! Short, live lessons could make learning more engaging and accessible, especially for kids with shorter attention spans or busy schedules. I

Thanks for the idea! Short, live lessons could make learning more engaging and accessible, especially for kids with shorter attention spans or busy schedules. I’m curious—what topics or formats do you think would work best in this context? Would you imagine these lessons being one-on-one, small groups, or even pre-recorded sessions with a live Q&A? Your perspective could help me explore this further!

Biggerpr 2y ago
I wasn't thinking this was specifically for kids, but it does not seem to exclude kids inherently. I thought one-on-one would be best for starters, as group video calls might be chaotic. I would not prefer pre-recorded sessions as the main point of the project is that there is immediate human feedback.
- Joses-Murungi 2y ago
  Yeah thats good insight! I am building a platform to help integrate AI into classrooms and I am trying to find how to do this in a way that will improve learning. Having one-on-one assistance with a an AI companion seems to be a way to do this. What do you think?