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L-SYSTEM

For teachers

A course for L-System is assembled by your own AI assistant — from your materials, in your language. Students take it in their assistant; the exam runs here, on the server.

How to assemble a course

  1. Turn on author modeyou are here
  2. Connect your assistant

    Connect the assistant to L-System: one connector address, no keys — steps for your assistant.

  3. Ask it to assemble a course

    Say this phrase to your assistant and attach your materials.

    Connect to L-System and read the author’s guide. Build a course from the attached materials: one unit at a time, with objectives and practice. After each step, give me a link to the draft on the site. I confirm the rights to the material myself — with the button on the site; do not ask me to write it out in words.

    The assistant puts units together one by one, and every answer about the draft carries a link: the draft opens in your author’s desk the way a student will see it.

    The author’s desk, a draft: the course title, its versions and the release lineThe author’s desk, a draft: the course title, its versions and the release line
  4. Confirm the rights to the materialfor the catalog

    Before a catalog release, confirm the rights to the material with the «Confirm rights» button in the draft’s «Check» section. This statement is yours, and the assistant cannot make it for you: it gives you a link to the button and releases the course once the check passes.

    «Rights to the material», the draft’s «Check» section: the «Confirm rights» button is highlighted«Rights to the material», the draft’s «Check» section: the «Confirm rights» button is highlighted
  5. Upload the exam questionsfor a course with an exam

    Add exam questions separately. The bank never gives them back: neither the students’ assistants nor yours can read them. Keep your own copy — your assistant retires a question by its text.

What the student gets

Course catalog

What we do not do

Rights and moderation

A course can be private, shared by link, or public. Only the public one goes through moderation, and only for it do we ask you to confirm the rights to the material. The author stays responsible for the content; a rights holder can write to us and we take the course down.

Rights to materials