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TEACHING & ASSESSMENT

Prepare lessons. Engage students. Stay in control of assessment.

Create course content, presentations and exams. Run live activities during class and review AI-assisted grading with Nabunam.

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AI-generated illustration of an instructor presenting a classroom activity while students respond from their own devices.

Support the whole teaching workflow

Prepare

Create and structure course content, presentations and exams with AI-assisted tools.

Teach

Bring activities into your presentation slides and invite students to take part during the lesson.

Assess and review

Manage exams and student participation, then review AI-assisted corrections and adjust grades and feedback.

LIVE CLASSROOM PARTICIPATION

Turn slides into live activities.

Create activities on the spot, including multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank exercises, directly within your presentation slides. Students respond from their computers or phones. Display a summary of class responses to check understanding and guide the discussion.

  1. Create an activity in your slides.
  2. Let students respond from their own devices.
  3. Display the response summary when useful.
  4. Discuss the results and adapt the lesson.
Actual Nabunam interface. Response distribution from six fictitious participants in a local demonstration.

AI-ASSISTED ASSESSMENT

AI assistance. Instructor judgment.

Use an initial AI-assisted correction as a starting point. Compare the student answer with the expected answer, review the feedback, and adjust the final grade and comments.

  • See the question, student response and expected answer together.
  • Distinguish AI suggestions from the instructor’s final assessment.
  • Review and adjust grades and feedback in the illustrated workflow.
Actual Nabunam interface. Demonstration correction showing an AI suggestion and instructor review.

EXPLORE A PILOT

Start with your teaching needs.

A walkthrough can help identify the workflows worth testing and define a pilot that fits your institution’s approach to AI.

Discuss participating instructors and courses, the activities to try, and the feedback that would help assess the experience. Pilot scope, feature availability and data-handling arrangements are confirmed during the discussion.

Discuss a pilot

A few questions before we meet

Does AI replace the instructor’s judgment?

The illustrated workflow lets instructors review AI suggestions and adjust the final grades and comments. Review and publication settings should be discussed as part of the pilot.

What will a demonstration cover?

We can look at course and exam preparation, live classroom participation, and the AI-assisted correction and review workflow, focusing on your teaching needs.

How are institutional requirements addressed?

The pilot discussion should cover participant access, the data to be used and your institution’s requirements. Specific configurations and commitments must be confirmed before the pilot.