AI your school can stand behind.
Lectur's AI works inside the course: it answers from the teacher's material, follows rules the school sets, and every conversation is visible to the teacher.
Book a walkthroughFor students, a tutor that knows the course.
Help whenever they are stuck, drawn from their own teacher's material rather than the whole internet.
- Answers from the documents and recordings the teacher uploaded
- Shows the page or the recording timestamp each answer comes from
- Knows what the student has already mastered, and suggests what to do next
- On graded work it asks questions back and holds back the answer
For the school, rules set once for every class.
Administrators decide what the AI may do across the school. Teachers work within those rules, course by course.
A switch for each AI function
The AI tutor, grading help, lesson drafts and classroom insights each turn on or off on their own.
Help levels per course and assignment
Off, allowed, or a level the school defines in between, such as explaining the concepts without touching the work.
Limits on use
A monthly AI budget for the school and a daily allowance of questions for each student.
One switch to stop it all
A single control that halts every AI function across the school at once.
For teachers, a first draft and the final say.
The AI takes the first pass at routine work. Nothing it produces reaches a student until the teacher approves it.
- Drafts grades and written feedback against the rubric, for the teacher to publish
- Drafts lessons and questions from the course material, for the teacher to edit
- Every conversation a student has with the AI is visible to their teacher
Where the data goes.
The AI runs in the school's own workspace, not in personal accounts, so student data stays under the school's control.
Names and contact details are replaced with neutral markers before a request reaches an AI model
No model is trained on student work or on your material, and our AI provider is barred from it by contract
Search over your material stays in Québec; the AI tutor and grading help run in Microsoft's EU data zone, under the GDPR
Lectur sets where each kind of AI request may be processed, and a request anywhere else is refused
See it on your own material.
Bring a chapter. We will set up the AI tutor on it during the demo, with the rules your school would use.
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