FOR THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE TO EXPLAIN
Coming soon
Make the course
you wish you’d had.
Course Studio is our plan for turning an idea into lessons, practice, visuals and projects people can learn from. Create something original. Help the next person find their way.
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COURSE STUDIO · COMING SOON
From outline to “I get it.”
Sketch the path
Plan a goal, prerequisites and lessons with optional AI help. Teach first, then guide practice, then offer an independent try.
Make it click
Add worked examples, questions with answer checks and MartyGraphics visuals. Build projects with stages the learner can test and explain.
Try it as a learner
Preview the course, check the answers, revise the rough spots and package a versioned Course Bundle. Export and format compatibility are still in development.
Course Studio is not publicly available yet. AI-assisted content still needs human review.
ILLUSTRATIVE COURSE OUTLINE · COURSE STUDIO COMING SOON
What a course could look like.
Net force to acceleration
- Learning goal
- Use net force and mass to find acceleration, with direction and units.
- Prerequisite
- Division and a first look at force.
- Worked example
- A 2 kg cart has an 8 N net force rightward. a = Fnet / m = 8 / 2 = 4 m/s² rightward.
- Guided question
- A 3 kg cart has a 12 N net force. Which quantities go into a = Fnet / m? Divide 12 N by 3 kg to find 4 m/s² in the force’s direction.
- Independent check
- A 3 kg cart has a 6 N net force leftward. Find its acceleration and direction.
Check the example answer
2 m/s² leftward.
- Attribution and version
- Original illustrative outline by the Morrowdock project. Outline 0.1; not a released Course Bundle. Public course/contribution license terms are still coming soon.
CONTRIBUTE THROUGH GITHUB · COMING SOON
Share the explanation.
Keep the credit.
Once public repositories open, the planned contribution path is a GitHub PR with an original course, its sources, license and validation evidence. There’s no public submission repo yet.
Bring your own work
Write original lessons and problems, or use material you have permission to share. Include attribution, authorship, version and licensing notes. Don’t submit instructor files, textbook scans, learner data or API keys.
Make review possible
Include correct answers with explanations, source references and answer-check results where applicable. Reviewers should be able to reproduce checks and understand the intended level and prerequisites.
Know the review status
See the planned Official, Verified and Community label definitions. Labels describe content ownership and review, not learner certification.
Build on each other
Open course contributions are planned under CC BY-SA 4.0, so attribution follows the work and adaptations keep the same license. Actual contribution terms will be published with the repository before submissions open.
Do I need to use GitHub?
GitHub is the planned initial contribution route. Course Studio is being developed; public submission options are not open yet. You can follow the project without a developer account.
We aren’t inviting uploads of course files here. When submissions open, original work, clear permissions and review will come first.
