While your students explore the world, Plots is where you watch it happen – who's active, who's ahead, and who's stuck. And when someone stalls, the AI doesn't just count them. It tells you exactly what they got wrong, so you know precisely where to step in.
This is a real slice of the Plots view for a Secondary 3 physics class mid-lesson – updating as students move through the world. No spreadsheets, no guessing.
Any dashboard can say "3 students behind". Plots reads what each one actually did – the wrong force arrow, the swapped formula – and names the misconception so you know exactly how to help.
No public ranking, no race to the top. Plots tracks each skill against the concepts that matter, so a quiet student who finally gets vectors shows up as a win – not a loser in someone else's game.
See a class drifting? Pause the world for everyone, push a hint to one student, or open the next gate when they're ready. Plots doesn't just watch – it hands you the wheel.
Plots turns every insight into a move you can make right now. The moment the AI flags a stall, you're one tap from doing something about it – no context-switching, no waiting until you're back at your desk.
Open a sample lesson in the Axis game, run it, and see the same dashboard fill with live progress, AI flags and skill mastery – then picture it with your own class inside.
A gradebook tells you a score after the fact. Plots tells you what's happening while it's happening – who's active, who's stuck, and crucially why they're stuck – so you can intervene during the lesson, not after it.
As students work through a Playground or a Checkpoint, the AI watches their actual moves. When it spots a pattern – a force drawn the wrong way, mass confused with weight – it surfaces the specific misconception in plain language, not just a red "behind" badge.
No. Plots is built around mastery, not competition. Progress and skill bars are for you, the teacher – students see their own journey, never a public ranking against classmates.
Yes. Plots is a control panel, not just a report. Pause the world for the class, push a private hint to one student, or open the gate to the next challenge – all without leaving the dashboard.