Use cases describe intended operating patterns and the conditions required to test them responsibly. They do not promise automatic learning gains, participation increases, cost savings, or deployment success.
Support authorised translated text or optional audio while the teacher continues the planned lesson.
Supported languages, configured providers, devices, network, microphone permission, and classroom consent practices.
Collect registrations, verify email, route membership requests to the institution, approve valid users, and preserve role-specific access.
Active institution ownership, healthy membership schema, licence capacity, and clear approval responsibility.
Coordinate timetables, calendars, substitutions, session creation, live-class access, completion, and replay publication.
Accurate timezone, class, subject, teacher, roster, publication, storage, and status data.
Turn permitted source material into structured, reviewable learning assets and language editions.
Source rights, supported files, private storage, extraction or OCR, human review, and controlled release.
Let authorised learners revisit published lessons, use reviewed summaries, practise MCQs, and ask for support.
Completed source sessions or content, teacher review, assignment, publication, and role permissions.
Track incidents, provider readiness, operating costs, guardian access, content rights, and data-governance responsibilities.
Defined ownership, retention, access controls, support procedures, provider agreements, and periodic review.
Bring representative roles, devices, languages, source content, providers, and acceptance criteria into the evaluation.