Projects in development
Student-led research and software projects, shown at their current stage.
Start with PARAGON
PARAGON
In development
A litigation search workspace that keeps every result traceable to its source.
PARAGON is being developed to help legal teams work through large sets of case material. A team loads its documents, searches across them, and follows any result back to the passage and file it came from, so a finding can be checked before it is relied on.
Still being built. Scope and features may change, and nothing here describes a released product.
Illustration: translucent case files standing in a row, with a line of light passing through them.
Chalkless
In development
A map of how a recorded math lecture unfolds.
Chalkless analyzes recordings of board-based mathematics lectures and labels each segment by the role it plays in the lesson: topic, definition, example, key concept, or transition. Results so far are qualitative and preliminary, drawn from inspecting real lectures rather than a labeled benchmark.
Read the Chalkless initiativeIllustration: a translucent ribbon rising and falling along the floor, like a lecture laid out in time.
BeBoosted
Early use
A planner that gives today a place in the bigger plan.
BeBoosted is a desktop planning tool built around the 17-week semester arc: daily tasks, weekly habits, and semester milestones in one focused view, so the next action stays linked to the longer direction. Built for university students.
Visit BeBoosted , opens in a new tabIllustration: three nested gold rings standing on a plinth, day inside week inside term.
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