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garythills
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29 days ago

How I Embedded an AI Chatbot into a Rise 360 Course

This interactive course demonstrates how an AI-powered teaching assistant can be embedded directly into a Rise 360 experience.

 

 

Please let me know what you think of the live demo


Built with GPT-4o, LangChain, FAISS, and Streamlit, the assistant retrieves content from Teaching in a Digital Age by Dr. Tony Bates and answers learner questions in real time.
You can try the assistant directly within the course to see how AI can support self-paced learning by offering just-in-time help, contextual answers, and scalable support—without the need for live facilitation.


This project showcases how instructional designers can combine low-code tools and open content to build smarter, more responsive digital learning environments.

If you’re interested, I’d happily share a short Loom walkthrough explaining how it was built.

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  • Arcur's avatar
    Arcur
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    That was brilliant.  The answers were spot on. I loved everything about it! You are 100% right that this could help reinforce dense learning or summarize critical points.  Bravo.  I'd love to see a short walkthrough explaining how it was built.

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      garythills
      Community Member

      Arcur, thank you for checking it out. It's so cool, I've been expanding its functionality to operate in debug mode, for testing purposes, where I get it to provide references to the different pieces of source material it uses in constructing an answer. I will work on putting a video together. :)

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    garythills
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    Cyd, thank you! In this case, the book was a good choice as it was open source. Other applications include an employee training manual (based on Creative Commons or Internal IP). I will work on a solution walk-through, and will keep you posted :) I'm so happy to see some interest!

  • This is great Gary! This would be so helpful, can see it useful in a variety of ways. So one just needs to make sure the source text is open source. Would love to see a short walk through video posted.