Coursebook turns a chapter into a narrated, animated lesson. Students watch an idea take shape, act on the picture themselves, practise, and see their score, at their own pace, on any laptop or tablet. No accounts, no installs.
A fraction bar splits into pieces while the narrator names them. The pieces slide and stack; the number moves into place.
The student shades three parts of a shape. One wrong try: a hint appears, aimed at that mistake, not a generic one.
The finish card with first-try results. The chapter list of Number Sense, six chapters, ready. Tagline card.
The problem, then the fix
BEFORE
The picture in the book never moves, the student never touches it, and the practice set has no idea what went wrong.
WITH COURSEBOOK
A narrator explains one idea at a time while the picture shows why it is true. Inside the lesson the student acts on the picture; wrong tries get a hint aimed at that mistake.
THE RESULT
Progress is saved on the device, so a chapter can be continued later. Captions on every lesson. A school edition with sign-in and a class progress view is available on request.
From the live product
REAL SCREEN CAPTURE · NUMBER SENSE, CHAPTER 1, FRACTIONS · NOT YET RECORDED
Planned sequence: open the library → Number Sense → chapter 1, Fractions → a piece splits on screen → shade a part → a hint on a wrong try → the finish card. Captured from coursebook.ca, not a mockup.
Proof
In the library today: Grade 6 Math, Number Sense, six chapters of about 14 minutes each, built on Open School BC's open textbook (CC BY 4.0); the first chapter of Bonjour !, French from zero; and English 6, six chapters. Private by default: no accounts, no cookies.
How a lesson works
A narrator explains one idea at a time while the picture shows why it is true.
The student acts on the picture: shades a part, sorts a group, picks the equivalent fraction.
Quick checks between ideas and a practice set at the end, drawn from the chapter's own exercises.
A finish card shows first-try results. Progress is saved on the device.
Keyboard and mouse, or touch. Any modern browser on laptops, Chromebooks and tablets.
Sign-in and a class progress view for teachers, available on request.