Let new hires ask an AI tutor inside your training lessons. It starts from what you wrote. The clip shows a TutorFlow example.
See how TutorFlow works for training teams:
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Should exams be open-book?
A 2025 review of 44 comparisons in universities found no clear difference in learning.
Create teaching materials that invite participation.
TutorFlow helps educators build AI practice, Python exercises, explainer videos, and interactive simulations. Watch the demo to see code run, a cube net fold, and a spring's motion change.
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Turn a basketball free throw into an interactive physics lesson. With TutorFlow, describe the simulation you want to teach with, then adjust speed and angle to explore the shot.
Build a simulation for your next lesson.
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ETH Zurich professor Torbjørn Netland remade 4 videos from his course with an AI avatar. Making them took hours instead of days. Exam scores showed no significant difference, but viewers liked the human versions more.
Would you use an avatar for your training?
Netland wrote up what happened here.
media-and-learning.eu/subjec…
Poland made written homework optional in grades 4 to 8 in 2024. Its research institute said dropping homework made little or no difference to grade 8 exam results.
But 84% of teachers said students' motivation fell. Should homework be optional? We'd love to hear from teachers.
Should skills training be mandatory?
In a 2025 study, trainees in optional courses were more motivated to use it. At one call center, mentoring raised new hires’ sales 19% only where no one could opt out.
Would you make training mandatory? We’d love to hear from trainers.
Entry-level job postings fell 7.5% in the year to May 2026 while senior postings rose 14.7%.
Supporters say the work juniors learned on is what AI does best. Critics say it leaves nobody to promote later.
Would you hire a junior this year? Either answer is worth hearing.
Numbers are from Indeed Hiring Lab. hiringlab.indeed.com/2026/07…
About one in four US teachers use AI to grade work or write feedback. 58% say their school gave them no guidance on it.
Supporters say feedback comes back faster. Critics say students lose trust when a machine takes points off.
Would you grade with AI?
The full story is on NBC New York. nbcnewyork.com/investigation…
You can make a training video in 15 languages without recording it again. You only need one approved script.
Translate the script, choose the narration language, and ask a fluent speaker to check the result.
See the steps:
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