u/goku25jason

Debating going back to get one. They had four.

SORRY FOR THE IMAGE POSTINGS. NOT SURE WHY THEY DOUBLE WHEN I PASTE.

I have been a teacher for the last 19 years teaching math and computer game design. I used to code in C & C++ and Visual Studio back in the Visual Basic days using the MSDN library. I haven't coded in years and always wish I had stayed but glad I didn't ever since I've seen all these people get laid off.

My site is ran on my personal m4 mac mini locally onsite on campus.

It allows teachers to create Custom Quizzes, exit tickets, that use the same question format that students will see on the state test along with the interactivity they will see on the states test. Even have a it allow teachers to pull standards from a locally stored database and generate questions with a locally ran 5090 running a 30B model.

It's turned into a whole suite of apps (Exit tickets, Data tracking, Quizzes, skill builder, and lesson planner)

I have been using it the last month of school as I just started it in April but with what I have learned from back in the day when I was a programmer and what AI can do now I have been able to knock something out that there is no way I could have done on my own.

Right now I am working with some teachers in summer school showing them how to use it.

This is something that we will all be seriously using next year. With the help of teachers and students these last few weeks of school I have been able to work out a lot of bugs and get some feature requests baked in.

So nice having my idea finally coming to life1