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CoTutor Live Product Demo

See how CoTutor provides faculty-guided AI tutoring that helps students learn, not just finish. Experience how assignment-aware support gives students relevant guidance in the moment while allowing educators to define the guardrails, expectations, and level of assistance appropriate for each learning experience.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026 · 12:00 PM CT ~30 Minute Session Live Q&A Included
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What You’ll See

  • Guidance That Supports Learning, Not Shortcuts

    See how CoTutor uses questions, hints, explanations, and reasoning prompts to help students work through challenges without simply providing the answer.

  • Assignment-Aware Student Support

    Explore support informed by the assignment, rubric, and course materials, so guidance stays relevant to the activity the student is completing.

  • Faculty-Defined Guardrails

    Learn how educators shape what assistance is appropriate, where direct answers should be avoided, and how CoTutor aligns with course expectations and integrity standards.

  • Visibility Into AI-Assisted Learning

    Discover how an institution-approved environment brings AI use into view, helping educators understand how it contributes to the student’s learning process.

Outcomes You Can Expect

  • Deeper, More Independent Learning

    Understand how guided AI can reinforce reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving instead of taking over the work.

  • Responsible AI Use at Scale

    See how institutions can provide an approved AI environment shaped around course goals, faculty expectations, and academic standards.

  • More Accessible Student Support

    Learn how students can receive relevant help when they need it while reducing routine “I’m stuck” requests for instructors.

  • Greater Visibility and Accountability

    Explore a proactive approach that helps institutions guide AI use during learning instead of relying only on after-the-fact detection.