AI agents that do the routine work while teachers decide
ClassTablet is an agentic classroom management system. Its AI agents take on work teachers would otherwise do by hand every day, such as turning a recorded class into written notes in Bangla and English. The agent finishes the job and waits, and the teacher decides whether the result goes to students.
Each agent below says what it does on its own and where it needs your go-ahead. AI work is paid for with AI credits, and if a job fails the credits it used are refunded, so you only pay for work that finished.
What this covers
- The AI proposes the marks, the teacher decides them
AI proposes a score for each rubric criterion on an assignment submission, and the teacher reviews every suggestion before deciding the final grade.
- AI class notes: the class ends, the notes are ready
Record a class or upload a recording and ClassTablet's AI writes a summary, topics, definitions and homework in Bangla and English. The teacher publishes it.
- An AI lecture summary in Bangla and English
- From class audio to written text
- Minutes of class notes still available
- Upload stored, then the notes
- Record a class, even when the internet drops
- Publishing notes, sharing audio separately
- Where making the notes has got to
- What is in a set of class notes
- Buying a class notes credit pack
- Where your recorded classes live
- Running it again on the same recording
- AI script checker for handwritten exam scripts
Scan handwritten exam scripts, the AI proposes marks against your rubric, and teachers review and finalise each one. For coaching centres, schools and colleges.
- Where the scripts in a session stand
- Your script-marking sessions
- Building a structured rubric from the answers
- Reading the question paper's structure
- Adding more scripts to a session
- Reading your marking scheme out of its file
- Marking up the page itself
- Choosing which answers count towards the total
- Getting scripts in from a phone
- Totals that do not add up are not published
- When two students' pages end up together
- Which answers count under a choice rule
- Weighing the signs that a page is missing
- When a total is held back
- What is actually behind a zero
- Getting phone photos ready to be read
- Knowing which marks to check first
- Does the mark actually sit in a rubric band
- How many marking credits are left
- Opening a script-checking session
- Buying script-marking credit packs
- Every mark is settled by the teacher
- Retrying a script whose marking failed
- AI marks handwritten exam scripts against your rubric
- Review an AI-graded answer script page by page
- AI built to your institution's shape, not bought off a shelf
Some AI work is built to a school's own requirements rather than built for everyone in advance. The scope is agreed in a conversation, then we build it.
Frequently asked questions
What does agentic classroom management mean?
It means AI agents finish routine classroom jobs on their own, such as writing notes from a class recording, and a teacher decides whether that work reaches students.
Does the AI send anything to students without the teacher?
Not for class notes. The AI writes the summary and keeps it, but it is not published to the classroom until the teacher turns on 'Publish summary'. Sharing the recording is a separate switch.
Which plan includes the AI features, and how are they paid for?
The AI features are part of the negotiated Custom plan. Usage is paid in AI credits: a class summary, for example, costs credits for each minute of recording. Credits are bought through SSLCommerz with bKash, Nagad or a card.
Can the AI follow a class taught in mixed Bangla and English?
Yes. The class summary agent works on classes in Bangla, English or a mix of both. It writes Bangla speech in Bangla script and English in English, and the summary comes in both languages.
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