For instructors
Write a course. Let the marking do the teaching.
You write the lesson and the questions. The platform marks every answer, holds the next day shut until the learner clears 80%, and tells you where the class is stuck.
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Write the lesson
Plain text with five marks: bold, italic, code, a link, and a word you want glossed. No editor to learn.
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Bracket the answers
Write the sentence you want the learner to produce, then wrap the part that is the answer in square brackets. That is the whole authoring language.
The learner sees a blank. Typing is marked on the spot, a typo is scored as near-miss rather than wrong, and the answer never leaves the server.
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Open a cohort
Name a revenue goal and a base price. The goal divided by the price is how many learners you need — and every learner past that number lowers the price for everyone already in.
Your take does not change once the goal is met. The surplus goes back to the learners as points, which is why they bring people in.
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Watch where they stick
Every attempt is stored. You see which item the class keeps missing, and which lesson they stop coming back to.
The bracket rule
One rule covers every language. Whatever sits inside the brackets becomes the blank.
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나는 [학교]에 [갑니다].2
나는 에 .3
He [is] [reading] a book.Several blanks in one sentence are fine, and so are alternative answers separated by a slash.
How the price works
Your take does not change once the goal is met. The surplus goes back to the learners as points, which is why they bring people in.
Courses EveryEdu publishes are sold at a fixed price instead — group pricing is a tool for instructors with a revenue target, and we have none to divide.
Open your own course
Write the lessons, set the quiz, name a revenue goal. Learners lower each other’s price by showing up.