Educator Guide
Register, create courses, configure assessments, set purchase options, and publish on BlitzGrok
What is an Educator?
Educators are faculty contributors who develop programs for the academy catalog. As an educator, you can:
- Create courses with modules, topics, and questions
- Design dynamic questions with variable generation
- Integrate diagrams and visual content
- Track student progress and engagement
- Build reusable resources for your content
Quick Start Steps
Register
Educator accounts are organizational accounts for creating and publishing content.
- Go to Educator registration
- Sign up with email or continue with Google
- After registration, access your Instructor panel to start building
Create Educational Content
Build courses with modules, topics, and dynamic practice questions.
- Click Add Course from your courses page
- Organize with Modules & Topics or use Topics Only
- Add practice questions with variable-based dynamic generation
- Integrate diagrams, images, and media to enrich learning
Set Purchase Options
Configure how learners access your content — free, one-time purchase, or subscription.
- Open your course page and click Purchase Options
- Set pricing — free, one-time, or subscription
- Save your purchase options to apply them to the course
Configure Assessments
Set up graded evaluations with flexible question selection and scoring.
- Choose Quiz Mode (auto-scored) or Essay Mode (manual grading)
- Select questions from three sources — topic practice, AI-generated MCQs, and course questions
- Configure marks, pass percentage, and duration
- Optionally award certificates on passing
Publish
Make your course available to learners with one click.
- Review your course — content, pricing, and assessments
- Click Publish to make it discoverable by learners
- Unpublished changes can be edited freely; published content may have editing restrictions after purchases
Detailed Guides
Choose a workflow to follow
Platform Tools
Extend BlitzGrok with desktop companion apps — for example, BlitzVoice for recording pronunciation corpora and training TTS voice models.
Best Practices
- Start small — Build one topic completely before expanding
- Use variables — Dynamic questions provide better practice
- Test thoroughly — Try your questions as a student would
- Organize logically — Structure content from basics to advanced
- Add context — Include descriptions and explanations
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