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Everything a course needs, in one place.

Tallam is a learning management system for higher education with one difference: an assistant drafts, and the professor decides. Six parts you can use today, and a roadmap you can filter.

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A course workspace that stays private until you publish

Create a course, add weeks and modules, and enroll students by email. Choose a syllabus presentation, attach assignments with links to the tools you already use, and schedule when each part publishes. A reviewer can approve or reject the schedule before anything reaches students.

Week 4 · Private draft Publishes Mon 9:00
  • Week 1 · Published
  • Week 2 · Published
  • Week 3 · Published
  • Week 4 · Scheduled
  • Week 5 · Draft

Students see a week only after it publishes. Reviewers approve or reject the schedule.

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Files and readings, with the originals kept

Upload PDF, DOCX and TXT files. Tallam keeps the original, extracts the text for review, and lets students open readings inside the course or download the exact file. Search matches titles, weeks and authors, and tells you when it interprets a query.

week 3 reading Matches title, week and author
Comparing policy contexts.pdfWeek 3 · 1.2 MB · original kept
Seminar introduction.docxWeek 1 · 84 KB · original kept
Unintended consequences syllabus.txtCourse · 6 KB · original kept
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Read in the browser, annotate privately

Readings open in a reader with the original layout. Students and instructors can highlight, write notes and draw by hand. Annotations are private to the person who made them, on desktop and on a phone.

Week 3 · Comparing policy contexts.pdf Original

Before looking for an answer, make a prediction. What do you expect people to do, and why? Consider what they know, what they value, and how they might interpret the policy.

Bring your initial thinking to the discussion and compare it with another explanation.

My note · Prediction: people route around the fee. Private
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Deadlines on a calendar you can export

Published assignments and readings appear on a course calendar for instructors and students, with a one-time ICS export to any calendar app. Unpublished and private content never appears.

October Export .ics
Mon13
Tue14Reading due
Wed15
Thu16Memo due
Fri17

Deadlines come from the published course. Unpublished weeks stay off the calendar.

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An AI course editor that proposes, never applies

Give an instruction or upload a syllabus and the editor returns a before-and-after proposal. Approving it applies the change and records a revision you can inspect later. The workflow is verified with a deterministic model in evaluation; live generation is used only where it has been checked.

Proposed change · Week 2 Awaiting your review
Before

Reading: Incentives · seminar notes

After

Reading: Incentives · seminar notes
Assignment: Policy response memo (new)

Revision 7 will be recorded
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A professor assistant that stays beside you

One private chat that stays open as you move between courses, keeps unsent drafts, and shows what it is using before it answers. It suggests; saving anything still goes through review.

Professor assistant Stays open as you move
Draft a prediction prompt for week 2 using my seminar notes.
Using Incentives · seminar notes. Here is a draft you can edit before anything is saved…
Reply…
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Being built, in the open.

Labels on this site mean what they say. Nothing here is counted as done until it is verified on the public site.

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    Student study chat

    A private, persistent chat for students is built and switched off until its acceptance checks pass.

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    Discussion threads

    Student replies under an instructor prompt, kept durable per course.

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    Course folders

    Coloured folders for files, with the same visibility rules as the files inside.

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    Live syllabus beside the planning chat

    The syllabus updates as you plan, with manual edits preserved.

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    Connected Google and Microsoft accounts

    Read-only deadlines and updates from accounts you connect. No inbox access.

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    Tallam Tutor

    A course tutor that answers only from professor-approved materials, with citations.

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    Tallam Control

    Assignment-level AI assistance levels and visible rules for students.