CuraCourseAt a glance
CuraAI teaching assistant levels are in beta. This is the learner-facing helper on a lesson — labeled CuraAI for Learners in Lesson Settings. It is not the instructor CuraAI Authoring Assistant in the editor.
You turn it on per page and choose how much of the student’s work it can see. Because this is beta, try it on a practice lesson and tell us what is missing. Profile icon → Get support or Give feedback.
Prerequisites
- Open a Lesson or Code Exercise. CuraAI for Learners is not available on exams, open-response pages, file-upload pages, or Linux machine pages.
- Lesson open → Lesson Settings in the right sidebar. See Lesson Settings: group work & Student AI Chat.
- The CuraAI tutor is available on Core and Pro, not Starter. See Course Billing.
Turn it on and pick a level
- Open the lesson in instructor view.
- Open Lesson Settings.
- Turn on CuraAI for Learners.
- Choose a CuraAI level. Changes save automatically.
When it is on, learners see a CuraAI Teaching Assistant control on that page.
Levels
| Level | Name | What it can do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Socratic content help | Answers questions about this page. Cannot see learner work. |
| 2 | Work-aware feedback | Can see learner work and give feedback in chat. Does not edit code. |
| 3 | AI-assisted coding | Can suggest inline code edits in a Code Editor. The learner accepts or rejects each suggestion. |
CuraAI will not hand out answer keys, hidden test expected output, or a complete solution to a graded exercise. At level 2 and 3 it may discuss the student’s own work on the page.
Common gotchas
- This feature is in beta. Capabilities may still change.
- CuraAI for Learners is off by default. Turning it on for one page does not turn it on for the whole course.
- It is not available on exams.
- Level 3 only proposes edits to student-visible, editable Code Editor files, and only when the student asks. Hidden or read-only files are not edited.
- This is not the CuraAI Authoring Assistant. The authoring assistant helps you write the lesson; levels control what students can ask while they learn.