Education
Lessons that talk back.
Give every student a patient tutor and a primary source they can question: history lessons, language practice and exam prep, face to face.
Abraham Lincoln (History lesson)Four score and seven years ago. Shall we talk about what that sentence meant in 1863?
Abraham LincolnHistory lessonWhy a face
Built for education.
Students remember conversations better than pages. A digital human lets a class interview Abraham Lincoln about Gettysburg, ask Albert Einstein to explain relativity one more time, or practice a language with someone who never loses patience.
Teachers stay in charge. They write the persona, choose the sources it answers from and decide who can open it, from one classroom to the whole school.
What it handles
One face for every subject.
History you can interview
Students question figures like Lincoln and Darwin about their lives and choices.
A patient tutor
Explains a concept again, a different way, as many times as a student asks.
Language speaking practice
Real conversations in 10 languages, at each student’s pace.
Exam and interview prep
Mock oral exams, interviews and presentations, with follow-up questions.
Answers from your materials
It answers from the readings and notes you upload.
Private to your school
Limit it to your organization, or share it by link with a class.
How it works
Three steps to launch.
Choose the character
Pick a historical figure, a tutor or a conversation partner, or make your own from a portrait.
Add the curriculum
Upload readings, lesson notes or a syllabus for it to answer from.
Share with the class
Send a link or QR code, or keep it inside your school’s organization.
Questions
Education, answered.
Can students talk to historical figures?
Yes. Lookalike has AI recreations of Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Charles Darwin and others that students can video call, and teachers can make their own from a portrait and sources.
Are the answers accurate?
It answers from the sources you give it and from what is known about the figure, and like any AI it can make mistakes. It works best as a starting point for discussion and research.
Can it help with language practice?
Yes. A Lookalike can hold conversations in 10 languages, including Spanish, French, German, so students practice speaking with someone who answers back.
Can we keep it inside our school?
Yes. Set access to your organization and only signed-in members can open it. You can also share it with one class by link.
Do students need to install anything?
No. It runs in the browser on laptops, tablets and phones, with video call, voice call and text chat.
New to this? Read what a digital human is, browse the glossary, or talk to historical figures.
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