School library in action · Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul Melbourne
One teaching guide in. A whole learning path out.
Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul Melbourne added one document to its school library: the Bal Sanskar Teaching Guide — Ghanshyam Group, Book 3, Chapter 6, on Krishna and Sudama. Every lesson, question, story and answer in these videos was written from that document alone, never from general AI knowledge. Each one is pitched for the learner and shown in their language.
Who you will meet
All four are demonstration accounts; no real students appear. Recorded in the live app, 29–30 September 2026.
The use cases
Use case 1
From the school library to the class
The school adds its own teaching material once. A teacher builds a quiz from it for a class, and assigns the whole learning path to that class.
What to notice
- Every quiz question names something only the guide says: the gurukul, the beaten rice, the guards at the palace gate.
- Library material is shared across the school, and with nobody outside it.
Build a quiz from the library
The teacher opens the Bal Sanskar guide in the school library and builds a quiz at the class’s level.
Ms Mehta (demo) · Teacher · 0:30
Assign the school’s path
On the class Tools tab the teacher assigns Krishna and Sudama. Learners then see it under “Your teacher assigned”.
Ms Mehta (demo) · Teacher · 0:18
Use case 2
Learners find their school’s path
In Explore, the school’s own path sits beside the usual subjects, marked as coming from the school. One tap adds it.
What to notice
- Diya’s app is set to Gujarati, so the path and its labels are in Gujarati too.
Join the school’s path
The learner finds Krishna and Sudama, sees it comes from the school, and adds it.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:23
Use case 3
Nine ways to learn, one source
Every activity on the path is written from the same teaching guide, and only from it. Switch between Arjun and Diya to see one activity made for two different learners.
What to notice
- Nothing comes from general AI knowledge. If the guide does not say it, the activity does not either.
- Each learner’s version is pitched for their year level and shown in their language.
Study Guide
A step-by-step lesson with a quick check at each step.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:19
Pocket Lecture
A short spoken lesson, narrated from the school’s material.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:33
Audio Podcast
The topic told as a story-style episode.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:21
Owl Tutor
Ask a question. The owl answers from the school’s material, in words for the learner’s age.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:24
Flashcards
Cards to flip, each one built from the story.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:20
Mnemonics
A memory trick made from the lesson itself.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 1:18
Family Finder
A word game that sorts the lesson’s words into groups.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:18
Quiz
Questions at the learner’s level, with hints along the way and a result at the end.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 1:12
Challenge
Tougher questions, still only from the guide.
Arjun (demo) · Year 3 · age 8 · English · 0:20
Use case 4
Pitched for each learner
Lessons are pitched to the learner’s year level. When a learner has no year level on file, their age is used instead.
What to notice
- Kavi has only a date of birth on file, so the study guide is pitched from Kavi’s age.
- To compare two year levels, switch between Arjun (Year 3) and Diya (Year 7) in any activity above.
No year level? Age decides
The same study guide, pitched from Kavi’s age and still built only from the school’s guide.
Kavi (demo) · No year level · age 16 · English · 0:24
Use case 5
In the learner’s own language
Switch the app to Gujarati or Hindi and the path, its names and the lessons follow, still written from the school’s English guide.
What to notice
- The guide is in English. The lessons are written from it directly in the learner’s language.
Gujarati
The ways to learn, and the lesson itself, in Gujarati.
Diya (demo) · Year 7 · age 12 · app in Gujarati · 0:25
Hindi
The owl answers from the English guide, in Hindi.
Diya (demo) · Year 7 · age 12 · app in Hindi · 0:24
Use case 6
Bite-size ideas, and Listen
In Nuggets, a learner picks the school’s topic and gets five short ideas from the guide. Listen reads out exactly those ideas, and says what it costs before it plays.
What to notice
- Each idea is marked as the school’s material.
Nuggets and Listen
Pick Moral Values → Importance of Friendship, read the ideas, then listen to them.
Kavi (demo) · No year level · age 16 · English · 0:50
Bring your own school’s library
Upload your teaching material once. Every activity your learners open is written from it, and from nothing else.