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They all nodded. Then half the class failed the exit task.
First published 2026-10-10.
Your Thursday night
You asked “does everyone get it?” and every hand went up, and you still cannot see who is lost until the task comes back.
You know the fix is a better question and a plan for every wrong answer before the lesson, not after. What you do not have is the evening it takes to build one for every lesson, every week.
See one
A grade-6 science year, start to finish: The Year on the Wall — a whole Grade 6 science year, four units, one lesson in full, the teacher’s side of every lesson. See The Tutor’s Desk for the same shape on one learner. Everyone in these is made up.
Built for this chair
- Systèmes de fichiers imbriqués Virtualized storage in Proxmox VE, written in French for networking students: six 3D scenes, a configuration simulation and a bilingual lexicon.
- Words into Algebra A tutor's kit for turning sentences into equations: five interactive 3D scenes, three routes for the time you have, and a pause before every example.
- The Year on the Wall A whole Grade 6 science year from one brief: 36 weeks mapped, misconceptions named, one week built in full.
- The Proton Mill A 3D Biology 101 lesson on how mitochondria make ATP, with instructor notes.
- Make Your Case A persuasive paragraph: claim, evidence, reasoning.
- Within Reach Checking for understanding in the moment; help that fades on purpose.
- Newton's Laws Test Run The first thing the recipe built: a 21-page introductory course on Newton’s laws, a simulated learner’s session, the teacher’s twelve-stage workflow, and three interactive labs (Glide, Push, Push apart). Report, 28 September 2026; the learner was simulated.
Run it yourself, free
It runs on the AI subscription you already have. Two ways in:
- The teacher skill — drop it into your assistant and it knows the whole flow.
- The plain prompts — paste them into any chat, no setup. MP-11 and MP-12 build the course; MP-13 is the guide coach.
Have it done for you
Want a year built and run for you instead? Obsidian Delta, the company, sells that — done-for-you, paid. The Foundation’s work stays free; this is a way to have someone else do the work.
What you’ll see
Walk through building a lesson, step by step →
MetaDAX is free. It is built on paid compute. If it helped, a coffee on Ko-fi or a GitHub sponsorship keeps it going.