Framework Documentation

Complete documentation and resources for implementing the Noesis AI Tutor Framework in your classroom

🚀 Framework Overview

The Noesis AI Tutor Framework is designed to help educators create and implement AI-powered tutoring systems that promote critical thinking and deep learning. The framework focuses on:

  • Educator-Friendly Tools: Simple markdown-based content creation
  • AI Tutor Integration: Ready-to-use prompt templates and configurations
  • Assessment Resources: Rubrics and evaluation frameworks
  • Community Collaboration: Open source with clear contribution pathways

⚙️ Setup & Configuration

ChatGPT Bot Template

Template for creating effective AI tutor custom instructions for any subject

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Subject Structure Guide

Standard folder organization and file structure for creating new subjects

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🎓 For Educators

Conversation Guidelines

Best practices for effective student-AI tutor interactions

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Teacher Tools & Onboarding

Complete guide for teachers to implement AI tutors in their classroom with step-by-step workflow and tools

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Question Format Guide

Template and guidelines for creating effective learning questions

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� For Developers

Technical Setup Guide

Complete setup instructions for local development environment

Setup Guide

Source Code on GitHub

Access the full codebase, file issues, and view project structure

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🎯 Framework Philosophy

Critical Thinking First

  • Questions designed to promote deep thinking, not quick answers
  • AI tutors guide discovery rather than provide solutions
  • Assessment focuses on thinking process, not just correct answers

Markdown-Driven

  • All content created and managed through simple markdown files
  • Minimal technical overhead for educators
  • Version control and collaboration through standard tools

Subject-Specific Design

  • Each subject area has tailored approaches and methodologies
  • Content organized by difficulty levels and learning objectives
  • Flexible framework adaptable to different educational contexts

Community-Centered

  • Open source with clear contribution guidelines
  • Collaborative development between educators
  • Shared knowledge base that improves over time

Teacher-Friendly

  • Designed by educators for educators
  • Clear assessment rubrics and evaluation tools
  • Minimal setup time with maximum educational impact
  • Integration with existing teaching workflows