A tutor for students, an assistant for staff.
Students get a hint, never the solution. Staff get answers about their students and drives, and drafts to send.
A student stuck on a lesson asks Ace. It answers with the next question, and the next, until they work out the answer themselves.
Reading with you: Trains and relative speed
StudentTwo trains, 120 m and 180 m long, run towards each other at 54 and 36 km/h. Just tell me how long they take to cross.
AceYou're two steps from it. Running towards each other, do they close the gap at 54 + 36 or 54 − 36 km/h?
Student54 + 36, so 90 km/h. That's 25 m/s.
AceRight. How far must they travel to be clear of each other?
StudentBoth lengths, so 300 m. 300 ÷ 25 is 12 seconds.
Ask Ace about your students. It works through your drives, tests and results, and links every student it names.
Placement officerWho qualifies for Cedar Fintech and has not applied yet?
236 of the 412 students who qualify have not applied yet.
- Kavya ReddyCSE
- Mohammed IrfanISE
- Tanvi JoshiAIML
and 233 more
Ace writes the draft. You send it. Notices, messages, feedback forms and drives all wait for you to check them.
Placement officerDraft a reminder to the 236.
Announcement draft
Cedar Fintech closes Friday at 3 pmYou qualify for the Software Engineer role. Apply from Placements in Blumvo before it closes.
FAQ
No. Ace is in lessons and practice problems, never in a test.
Yes, on a practice problem. It reads the code they have written and the test it fails, so its hint fits their mistake.
Only your own college's data, and only what your role can see.