October 2024: Shortcuts, drag to move tutors, and starter prompts!

Flint now has guided onboarding for teachers! Select what type of experience you’d like to create for your students, and the AI walks you through the rest.

✂️ New in Flint: Shortcuts, drag to move tutors, and starter prompts!

Intro

We’re excited to announce some major ease-of-use improvements to Flint!

The home page on Flint now includes shortcuts to help teachers easily create AI tutors for their students.

Plus, we’ve added popular requested features such as the ability to drag to move tutors into groups, and starter prompts.

1. Shortcuts for creating tutors

Flint now includes five unique shortcuts that walk teachers through the steps of creating an AI tutor for their students.

In each shortcut, Flint asks only for the essential information needed to create an AI tutor — saving teachers time and preventing the need for prompt engineering!

2. Drag to move tutors

Teachers can now simply drag and drop their AI tutors to move them from one group to another! Drag a tutor from your home page into a class for your students to see, or even from the template library to save a few clicks.

3. Starter prompts

Now, when opening the school-wide AI chat, there are four starter prompts for inspiration. Click on one of them to complete the prompt!

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