Many teachers already draft with Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot — then spend an evening copying the results into the LMS. Connect the assistant your institution already licenses to EduGears AI, and the quizzes, modules and lesson pages it writes land in your course library, ready for your review.
A standard link between the chat assistant you already use and the course tool you teach with.
Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot can each be extended with connectors — a standard way (the Model Context Protocol, MCP) for a chat assistant to use an outside tool. EduGears AI is now such a tool. Once you connect it, your assistant can see which of your courses it may work in, what it can create, and the exact formats EduGears AI accepts.
The writing happens in the assistant your institution already pays for. EduGears AI does what a chat window cannot: it stores the material in the right structure, renders the questions properly — mathematics included — delivers them to learners, and sends grades back to the Moodle or Canvas gradebook when you publish a quiz.
Example
Create a 10-question quiz on photosynthesis for my Biology course.
Done. “Photosynthesis check” is in your EduGears AI library: 10 questions mixing multiple choice, true/false, short answer and essay, with answer keys and explanations. Add it to your Biology course with the picker you already use whenever you are ready.
Not visible to students yetThe assistant confirms what it created and where it landed. Nothing reaches students until you place it in your course yourself.
Ask in plain words. Your assistant creates real course material, not text to copy and paste.
Multiple choice, true/false, short answer and essay questions, with answer keys and explanations — saved to your EduGears AI library for Moodle or Canvas, with grades going back to the gradebook once you publish.
“Build a module on tide calculations with three lessons” gives you a module with lesson pages, written by your assistant and structured by EduGears AI.
Your assistant can read your course list and recent work, so follow-up requests land in the right place. Material can also be created before you open the course: it waits in your library until you add it from Moodle or Canvas.
From modules with lesson pages to full quizzes with answer keys — your assistant can build everything your course needs, straight into your library. Place each piece in Moodle or Canvas with the picker you already use.
Teachers do it themselves — there is nothing for IT to install and no API keys to request.
In your assistant, add a custom connector (some assistants call it an app or an MCP server) and paste your EduGears AI server address. It is shown, with a copy button, in Course Settings in Moodle or Canvas.
Your assistant opens the EduGears AI sign-in page. Enter the one-time pairing code from Course Settings and approve the connection.
Request a quiz or a module in plain words. Your assistant confirms what it created and where it landed.
Any assistant that supports custom connectors over the Model Context Protocol.
Claude
Paid plans
ChatGPT
Plans with connector support
Microsoft Copilot
Copilot Studio agents
The connection is deliberately narrow: course material you author, and nothing else.
Everything your assistant creates arrives as draft material in your EduGears AI library. It reaches a course only when you place it there yourself. Publishing is the review step, and it stays yours.
Your assistant can read and create course material you author. Student submissions, grades and gradebooks are not part of the connection, and the consent screen says so before you approve it.
Each teacher approves their own connection and can disconnect it at any moment; administrators can see and disconnect every connected assistant for their organization. Disconnecting stops the assistant immediately — the content it already created stays yours.
No new AI contract: the writing happens inside your institution's own Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot, under the agreement it already has. EduGears AI receives the finished material, not your conversation.
The connector is switched on per organization while we onboard the first institutions. If you want it for your Moodle or Canvas, get in touch and we will enable it for your account.
Ask us to switch it onAny assistant that supports custom connectors over the Model Context Protocol. Today that includes Claude (paid plans), ChatGPT (plans with connector support) and Microsoft Copilot Studio agents. The connector is the same standard in each; only the place where you add it differs.
No. The writing happens inside the assistant your institution already licenses, under the agreement it already has. EduGears AI receives the finished material — not your conversation.
No. The connection covers course material you author: reading your course list and content, and creating quizzes, modules and lesson pages. Student submissions, grades and gradebooks are not part of it, and the consent screen states that before you connect.
No. What your assistant creates sits in your EduGears AI library until you place it in a Moodle or Canvas course yourself, with the same picker you already use.
The assistant loses access immediately. Everything it already created stays in your library, exactly like content you made by hand.
They are complementary. Bring-your-own-key runs EduGears AI's own in-app tools on your institution's AI provider agreement. The connector is the other direction: your chat assistant drives, and EduGears AI stores and delivers what it writes.
The connector is rolling out now and is switched on per organization. Contact us and we will enable it for your account.
Get started in under 3 minutes. No credit card required. No intrusive plugins. Just connect and go.