A working public example

An Interactive Teaching Platform

A public, reusable version of a platform first built for students, with guided sessions, worked examples, practice activities, interactive slides, and a Newsvendor game.

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About this version

Built for one course, shared for others to adapt.

This demonstration uses fictional content to show what the platform can do without sharing original course materials. Every component can be kept, changed, or removed to suit a different context.

Illustrative content

Example sessions

The fictional sessions demonstrate concepts, activities, resources, problems, and presenter-ready slides. They are examples, not a suggested course structure.

How this version works

One possible student journey

In the original platform, explanation, application, and feedback were kept together. The three steps illustrate that flow rather than prescribe it.

  1. 1
    Concepts and objectives

    Objectives, concept cards, and the visual model introduce the topic.

  2. 2
    Examples and discussion

    Interactive slides combine examples, optional hints, and discussion prompts.

  3. 3
    Practice and feedback

    Problems include worked responses that can be revealed after an attempt.