Documentation & Demos

Install the EduGears AI plugin and register with one click. Works behind firewalls, WAFs, and private networks — no server-side network access required.

Set up EduGears AI using the LTI 1.3 registration URL — no plugin needed. Walks through URL registration, activation, and launching your first AI activity. Requires a publicly accessible Moodle.

Quick-start walkthrough for Moodle teachers — from an empty Biology course to a fully generated, published module (lesson plans, slides, questions, study guides, and worksheets) in minutes. Covers adding the EduGears AI external tool / plugin activity, syllabus decomposition, parallel resource generation with inline AI images, sharing controls, and grade passback to the Moodle gradebook.

Paste or upload a syllabus and instantly generate a complete, structured course — lesson plans, slides, quizzes, study guides, and worksheets for every lesson. Export as SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004.

Generate multiple-choice, short answer, true/false, essay, matching, and assertion & reason questions from any topic or uploaded content. Includes AI grading with automatic grade passback to Moodle.

Build and grow reusable question pools that feed your practice sets, quizzes, and assessments. Save AI-generated module questions straight into a bank, author manually with rich text (9 question types, images, math formulas), or import an existing Canvas bank as QTI with attached media preserved.

Build self-paced student practice sets — share a question bank for one-click population, or pull from a generated script, question history filtered by lesson, manual entry, or course modules. Preview as a student to practice, view hints, and switch into flashcard mode.

Build graded quizzes and finals in EduGears AI and wire them into your LMS as graded activities. Pull questions from banks, generators, modules, or manual entry — and use question groups to draw N random items per group so every student gets a unique exam.

A deeper look at AI Grading in EduGears AI — including how it handles multi-page exams with both handwritten and typed answers, and the less obvious ability to grade audio and video submissions against a rubric. Walks through finding AI Grading under All Tools, adding an optional task/assignment description, attaching an existing rubric or using the editable built-in default, uploading a real multi-page demo exam PDF that mixes handwriting and typed text, uploading audio or video student submissions for rubric-driven grading, uploading multiple files at once (each processed independently), kicking off Evaluate as a background job with a completion notification, reviewing the overall score and the entry logged in grading history, opening the graded result as a clean PDF, editing any evaluation you disagree with, and sending the final result to the student. Audience: teachers grading mixed-format work — handwritten quizzes, scanned exams, recorded presentations, video oral exams — who want a consistent, rubric-driven first pass from AI before finalizing.

Personalized AI tutor with 4 roles (Tutor, Mentor, Socratic, Coach) and 5 learning modes including Adaptive, Exam Prep, and Concept Map. Interactive chat with LaTeX support and PDF download.

Generate professional presentation slides with speaker notes and key takeaways from any topic or uploaded content. Present in-browser, edit, and download as PPTX.

Generate complete lesson plans with learning objectives, activities, timelines, materials, differentiation strategies, assessment rubrics, and homework — customizable by grade level and duration.

Generate structured study guides with summaries, key concepts, and review questions from any topic or uploaded content. Edit, download as PDF, and share with students.

Create printable worksheets with fill-in-the-blank, matching, short answer, MCQ, and essay questions. Includes answer keys for instructors. Download as PDF or share directly.

AI-powered teaching assistant for lesson planning, content ideas, curriculum design, and brainstorming through an interactive chat interface. Download conversations as PDF.

Upload your course materials — syllabi, textbooks, lecture notes, presentations — and every AI tool generates content aligned to your actual curriculum instead of generic knowledge.