History at the tip of a finger.
Turn your classroom's interactive panel into a window onto real historical documents — maps, letters, photographs, treaties, newspapers — at archival resolution. Students physically zoom into history and a large vision-language model narrates what they see.
A student circling a state on the historical map — Civil War era — getting a streaming narrative grounded in primary sources from the Library of Congress.
Three primitives, one classroom panel
Maps, documents, and quizzes — grounded in primary sources, narrated by a vision-language model, ready for the panel.
Maps
Students circle a border or region on the interactive map. A vision-language model narrates the history of exactly that area — grounded in primary sources from the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian.
Learn more →Documents
Pinch-zoom into a 1783 broadside at archival resolution. Tap a hotspot — a phrase, a signature, a margin note — and the model explains it in plain English, with the transcription overlaid.
Learn more →Quiz
Generate a 5-question quiz from the current region or document. Students answer on the panel; the teacher dashboard shows class progress over the year.
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