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How parents, teachers, tutors and trainers use Ebiblo — the material they start with, how they set it up, and what changed for their learners. Read one, then try it on something you teach.

For tutors

We stopped re-marking homework

How a four-tutor centre swapped fifteen minutes of marking at the start of every session for a ten-minute check at the end, and what changed.

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For tutors

From a lesson PDF to a published check before the student leaves the room

One session, minute by minute: the lesson PDF goes in at 4:46, the check is approved by 4:52, and the student has answered it before five.

9 min Read
For tutors

Why I read every question before a student sees it (and what I change)

An AI drafts the questions. A person approves them. The case for keeping a tutor in that seat, and the nine edits I make most often.

9 min Read
For tutors

Receipts: the AI's raw draft next to what I actually published

One lesson, eight drafted questions, and every edit I made before a student saw them, including the one I got wrong and a student caught.

9 min Read
For parents

How to know what your child kept from this week's tutoring (without turning dinner into a test)

I pay for an hour of tutoring a week and had no idea what was landing. Ten minutes on a Saturday morning fixed that, and dinner went back to being dinner.

8 min Read
For parents

Retakes aren't cheating: why a second attempt tells you more than a mark

My kid got three out of six, had another go an hour later and got six. My first thought was "that's cheating". My first thought was wrong, and here's why.

8 min Read
For teachers

Exit tickets from today's slides, kept for the whole term

I ran paper exit tickets for years and binned them every Friday. A science teacher I know ran hers from the day's slides this term and kept every one. Here's what the kept ones showed.

9 min Read
For workplaces

Inductions and toolbox talks that actually stick: a 15-minute check after every refresher

A nine-person crew, no training system, and a foreman who was tired of telling people things twice. Fifteen minutes on a Monday morning changed what the crew kept.

9 min Read
For workplaces

When the procedure changes, the check must change

A kitchen changed its allergen procedure on a Tuesday. For nine days, staff kept passing a check that tested the old one. How to keep a knowledge check in step with the document it came from.

8 min Read
For tutors

Written answers vs multiple choice: what each one actually tells you about a learner

Multiple choice isn't lazy and written answers aren't unmarkable. They measure different things, and a check that uses both tells you more than twice as much.

8 min Read
Product updates

Ebiblo is live

Ebiblo is open to everyone. Make a blog, a document or a quiz, let its agents draft, and publish what you approve.

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Product updates

What's in Ebiblo today: blogs, documents and quizzes with their own agents

Everything you can make on Ebiblo right now, what the free plan covers, and what comes next.

3 min Read