Question first
The task determines what the learner needs to do.
ClassMirror adapts the workspace to the learner's task. The question determines what is useful: mathematics, writing, voice, visual support, course material or learning intelligence.
ClassMirror aims to keep the learner focused by showing what is useful for the question, subject and level.
The task determines what the learner needs to do.
The interface avoids displaying every feature at the same time.
Course material, response tools and feedback remain inside the same learning flow.
Tools are grouped around the real actions of learning: understand the task, express an answer, work with subject-specific representations and decide what to strengthen next.
Start from a topic, pasted course, PDF or photo to keep the session close to what is actually being studied.
Course · PDF · PhotoThree learner personas ask distinct questions instead of repeating the same prompt.
Question engineFractions, symbols, equations, tables and visual mathematical tools appear according to the task and level.
MathematicsAnswer aloud when speaking is more natural than typing and stay focused on the reasoning.
VoiceWrite naturally with a keyboard, tablet or stylus when the task requires written reasoning.
WritingTables, graphs, images, maps and other supports become useful working material when the question requires them.
Visual learningSummarises learning signals linked to the quality of the explanation rather than displaying only right or wrong.
Learning indicatorOrganises available learning signals into strengths, fragile points and the next priority.
Understanding profileA generic topic is useful for a quick start. When the learner has a real course or document, ClassMirror can keep the activity closer to that material.
Start quickly from a chapter or learning objective.
Work directly from the actual text being studied.
Use learning context from the learner's PDF.
Use photographed material when it is relevant to the task.
Typing should not become the learning objective. ClassMirror can offer the input mode that fits the response.
Fractions, equations, mathematical notation, tables and visual representations can be used when mathematics needs them.
A learner can use ClassMirror independently to practise, explain and identify what to reinforce.
Discover →The Family experience adds a parent-oriented view around children's learning and progression.
Discover →Start a session and let ClassMirror select a focused set of tools around the actual learning task.