ZS-01 · AI teaching software
AI lesson-building software for schools
Give Zambrite Edu a topic or a past paper and it builds an interactive classroom around it — simulations pupils manipulate, exam questions marked as they work, runnable code and 3D objects they can rotate and section. The teacher states what is being taught; the building is not their job.
A classroom here is a sequence of working parts rather than slides with an animation over them. Pupils change the incline and the mass themselves, so the relationship becomes something they caused rather than something they copied off the board. A wrong answer opens the working, not the answer.
- Runs at
- edu.zambrite.com
- Built for
- School directors, heads of department and teachers preparing lessons, revision and past-paper practice.
- To start
- Build your first classroom free
- Payment
- Mobile money and card.
What Zambrite Edu does
- 01Generate a full interactive lesson from a topic or a past paper
- 02Simulations pupils manipulate to see cause and effect directly
- 03Exam questions carrying their mark allocation, marked as pupils work
- 04Wrong answers open the working, step by step
- 05Runnable code blocks pupils edit together
- 063D objects pupils rotate and section
Who uses it
- Teachers
- A lesson for whatever is on the timetable this week, built in the time it takes to make tea.
- Heads of department
- Past-paper practice carrying the examiner’s own mark allocation, marked as pupils work.
- School directors
- A shared way of preparing lessons and revision across a staff room, paid for the way Zambian schools pay.
How it works
- 01Say what you are teachingA topic, a syllabus point, or a past paper you want pupils to work through.
- 02The classroom is builtSimulations, marked questions, runnable code and 3D objects assembled into a working lesson.
- 03Teach it, assign it, keep itRun it in class, set it as homework, and keep it for the next time the topic comes round.
Common questions
- Can it use past papers?
- Yes. Questions are pulled from the question bank you import, with the mark allocation shown exactly as the examiner writes it, and marked as pupils go.
- What happens when a pupil gets a question wrong?
- The working opens, step by step, rather than the answer. The point is the method, not the mark.
- Do pupils need to install anything?
- No. Runnable code executes inside the lesson itself, and 3D objects and simulations run in the browser.
- How do we start?
- Build your first classroom free — no card, and no school approval needed to try it.
Use Zambrite Edu, or have us build something like it
Zambrite Edu runs at edu.zambrite.com with its own sign-up and its own pricing in kwacha. If your requirement is close but not the same, the team that built it takes on custom work.