Teaching & Course Design

For educators who want better tools

Teaching involves a surprising amount of data work. Tracking grades, building lesson plans, creating visual materials, analyzing student performance. Most educators cobble together Google Sheets, PowerPoint, and a learning management system that was designed in 2008.

Jetro lets you build exactly the tools you need, your way.

What you can build

Interactive lesson materials

Create visual, data-driven lesson materials on canvas. Charts that update with real data, interactive tables students can explore, annotated diagrams. Way more engaging than a static slide deck.

Share a canvas link with your class and students can interact with the material from their browser.

Grade book and analytics

Build a grade book that does more than store numbers. The agent can create visualizations showing class performance distribution, identify students who might be struggling, track improvement over time, and calculate weighted averages automatically.

Student progress tracker

Track attendance, assignment completion, participation, and grades across your class. The agent builds dashboards that highlight patterns. You can spot a student falling behind before it becomes a problem.

Course planner

Map out your entire course on canvas. Week-by-week schedule, learning objectives, readings, assignments, and assessments. Move things around easily when the plan changes (it always does).

Data-driven teaching

If you teach subjects that involve data (economics, statistics, science, social studies), Jetro is a powerful teaching tool in itself. Build live demonstrations with real datasets. Show students how to analyze data by doing it on canvas during class.

Why educators use Jetro

• No tech skills required. Describe what you want and the agent builds it. If you can explain it to a teaching assistant, you can explain it to the agent.
• Shareable. Every canvas can be shared with a link. Students access your materials from any browser. No logins, no installs.
• Interactive. Unlike PDFs or slides, canvas content can be explored, filtered, and interacted with.
• Free. School budgets are tight. Jetro does not cost anything.
• Deploy as an app. Turn your course dashboard into a standalone web app that students can bookmark and visit anytime.