@Baintcomputer

BAINT an AI classroom assistant (demo phase). Helping teachers, students, and self-learners through questions, demo linkπŸ‘‡πŸ»

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Joined August 2025
Week 30 🌱 Weve been spending more time talking to students, researching, meeting other educational builders, networking and figuring out what BAINT should become next Read Week 30 πŸ‘‡ DEV: dev.to/baint_computer_1b4758… Velog: velog.io/@baintai/Week-30-BA… Qiita: qiita.com/baint_computer/ite…
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We’re getting ready to drop another Weekly article Week 31 is coming Still learning from students,testing ideas figuring out what comes next for BAINT More soon Want to know more about The latest update and conversation Check out our substack as well substack.com/@askbaintai?utm…
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There are still a lot of student DMs waiting for replies too So while the timeline might look quiet, there’s actually a lot happening Research Student conversations Testing Feedback Building Thinking about what comes next for BAINT working more behind the scenes
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We didn’t post yesterday And honestly, that’s okay There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes with BAINT More student conversations More research More testing More thinking about what BAINT needs to become Building isn’t always visible Sometimes the most important
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We’ve been a little quieter lately because we’ve been spending more time talking to students, meeting educational builders, networking and working on what comes next Today, we’re writing about another part of that journey Week 30th article is coming……
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Week 30 πŸŒ±πŸ“š 30 weeks of building BAINT 30 weeks of talking to students 30 weeks of listening 30 weeks of learning 30 weeks of questioning what we thought we knew
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One thing we keep learning while building BAINT πŸŒ±πŸ“š Students can have access to information everywhere Google YouTube Notes Teachers Friends AI tools But access to information does not automatically create understanding
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Tomorrow, we drop another BAINT weekly article πŸŒ±πŸ“š Another week of listening Another week of learning from real student experiences Another week of building around what we keep discovering The conversation continues tomorrow BAINT
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POV:- when you go to school to do an interview with the students but you notice what they said is different
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The bigger issue was that a practical subject was being taught mostly through theory instead of practical demonstrations This reminded us of something important Sometimes students do not need more explanation Brings us to INSIGHT CARD 021 πŸŒ±πŸ“š
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A conversation with an Electrical & Electronic Engineering student made us pause His most difficult areas are Engineering Mathematics IV and MATLAB But interestingly, calculations are not the biggest problem
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The problem is this: The subject is practical, but they are mostly taught the theory When we asked what could make learning easier, his answer was clear: Practical demonstrations The ability to apply what is being learned step by step
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We’re continuing our conversations with students, documenting real learning experiences and discovering what actually makes understanding difficult No rushing Just listening, learning and building The journey continues πŸŒ±πŸ“š
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Week 28 is now live πŸŒ±πŸ“š This week we explored a simple question What if students don't always need more explanations This week's article is now available in multiple languages πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Eng dev.to/baint_computer_1b4758… πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Chinese juejin.cn/post/7681977324549… πŸ‡°πŸ‡· Korean velog.io/@baintai/Week-28-%E…
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Week 28 πŸŒ±πŸ“š Another week of listening Another week of learning from students Another week of documenting what we're discovering along the way The journey continues New weekly article dropping soon Still researching,listening,building BAINT AI Classroom πŸŒ±πŸ“š
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A conversation with an Industrial Design student showed us something important Sometimes the challenge is not simply understanding the software or following the process Sometimes the student cannot clearly visualize what they are trying to create
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A student studying Industrial Design told us something interesting today 3D Modeling is difficult for her Her biggest challenge is simply visualizing the object She told us that what would help her most is seeing things step by step and having the object
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Every student has a different way of understanding And sometimes the best way to discover it is simply to listen Another student conversation is coming later today πŸŒ±πŸ“š
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