They know they are talking to an AI
Pharis does not pretend to be a person, and its answers rely on the material of their own course.
Students
A tutor that knows their course, at any hour.
Pharis supports students while they study, with the context of their assignments and course materials from the LMS, and guides them step by step to reach the answer themselves.
Illustrated example, fictional data.
Asking for help is hard. Asking Pharis is not.
24/7
a tutor on hand that knows the assignments, instructions and materials of their course.No waiting for the next class or office hours.
A tutor that knows their class, not a generic search engine.
Pharis supports students with the context of their own course and leads them to understand, not to copy.
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Knows their assignments and course materials
It answers with the real assignment brief, readings and calendar of their course, not with answers from the internet.
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Available on Windows and in Chrome
A lightweight Windows app or a Chrome extension. Students choose.
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Guides without doing the work for them
It gives hints, asks questions and checks the reasoning. It never hands over the finished assignment: it helps the student solve it.
An afternoon of studying with Pharis.
From the question to understanding the method, without anyone doing the homework.
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1. Opens Pharis next to the assignment
On Windows or in Chrome, without leaving what they are doing.
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2. Picks the course
Pharis already knows the assignments, instructions, due dates and course materials.
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3. Asks however they want
Types the question or points at what is on screen, and Pharis explains the method.
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4. Reaches the answer themselves
Pharis gives hints and checks their reasoning, but does not hand over the finished assignment.
What students can take for granted.
Screenshots are not stored
When the tutor needs to see the screen, the image is used to answer and then discarded.
Their data is theirs
From the app they can download a copy of their data or ask for it to be deleted.
Questions about the tutor
Does Pharis do students' homework?
No. It explains the method using their course material and guides them to reach the answer themselves.
Where do they use it?
In a lightweight Windows app or a Chrome extension, next to their LMS.
What does their professor see of their questions?
The questions students ask the tutor feed their professor's map of doubts, so they know what to reinforce in class. Those questions do not count toward the risk signal.
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