For educators
A syllabus from your materials. Cited, then reviewed.
Upload a syllabus, reading, or brief. Maia drafts milestones, learning objectives, and a logical sequence: each claim tied to a page. A teacher edits what is wrong and publishes. Then you assign it.
You bring the source
“Opportunity cost. First-year micro. One sitting, so they can use it on a choice.”
“The assigned reading, chapter 1: next-best alternative.”
“Course brief: intro micro for this section, six sittings.”
Maia drafts a cited syllabus
From those pages, Maia generates a structured curriculum: milestones broken into classes, each with specific objectives and citations back to the source. Foundations first. Complexity at the right pace. Nothing invented that the docs do not support.
Draft syllabus
Introduction to Microeconomics
Milestone 1: Choice
Class 1: Opportunity cost
Class 2: Trade-offs and sunk cost
Class 3: Thinking at the margin
Milestone 2: Markets
Class 4: Supply and demand
Class 5: Elasticity
Class 6: Surplus
Milestone 3: Policy
Class 7: Price ceilings
Class 8: Taxes and incidence
Class 9: Externalities
Class 10: Putting it together: a full market
A teacher reviews. Then students start.
Nothing reaches students until a teacher approves the draft. Each class then generates its own reading, podcast, lecture, and exercises from the same pages. The syllabus is not static: it adapts as Maia learns how each student learns.
Not a topic list. A real course.
Grounded in what you already wrote
Claims cite the source page they came from. Maia will not invent the reading. If the source is silent, the draft stays silent.
Clear learning objectives
Every class has specific, measurable objectives. People advance when they get it right. Not when they have clicked through screens.
Scoped to the job
A placed course is not a generic video. The syllabus matches the documents, tools, and sequence your class actually uses.
Works for any course material
Syllabi, readings, slides, policies. If you would teach someone from a document, Maia can turn that document into a course.
The next course still knows this one.
Most roles take more than one course. When someone finishes, Maia can draft the next from related docs. Their profile, progress, and spaced repetition all carry forward.
Review and assign
A human gate before anyone learns.
Teachers upload a syllabus, readings, or a brief. Maia generates a structured course with milestones and assessments. Review and edit the syllabus, publish, then assign it. Each student gets an adaptive version of the same approved material.
Set up your schoolPilot one class. If the citations don't hold up, stop.
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