Shape the conversation. Surface the learning.
Sympos turns your material into guided conversations students cannot shortcut.
Every conversation feeds back what each student actually understood, and where they are stuck.
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One assignment, start to finish.
Plato's Apology in an intro philosophy class: from the upload to what the instructor sees afterwards.
Upload what you already teach. Sympos reads it and generates the learning waypoints from it. Here, Plato's Apology becomes three waypoints, each one yours to edit.
Set how the tutor should behave at each waypoint and the criteria for moving on. The student can take any route between them; they cannot skip one.
Each student is guided through the waypoints in their own conversation. The evaluation sits beside it the whole time, so they always know where they are.
Every conversation feeds back into one view of the assignment: how far the class reached each waypoint, and what students actually understood.
One discussion, designed once. Every student meets it on their own.
What each student says flows back three ways: to the student, who keeps their own reasoning; to you, who sees how the room thinks; and to the institution, which sees the pattern across courses and never a transcript.
From the students who used it.
AI tends to take the path of least resistance and assume you are correct, but Sympos is direct and explains when I'm wrong which is beneficial.
These conversations already happen.
Now they add up.
Students hold hundreds of AI conversations a semester on their own chatbots, where no one can see them. Inside your course, those same conversations become a live map of how every student is thinking: for the class, for each assignment, and for each student.
- Class
How firmly the whole room holds each idea in the reading, and the one to spend Tuesday on.
- Assignment
How far the class reached each waypoint, and what they said along the way.
- Student
What one student understood, in her own words, and the one thing to work on next.
- Teaching assistant
Ask across all of it in plain language. It answers from the transcripts and drafts the next assignment.
