Help Centre
Isotopic Learning Help is for homeschool households, tutors, and independent learners using Super-Loop, Spark, and Flux. Signed in? Use Walk-through under Account in the sidebar for a live tour of Learner → Subject → Module → Lab. Personal Interests is already under each learner.
For Indi families and tutors
Preview the next lesson in Super-Loop, coach short answers in Spark, and practise longer writing in Flux. Learners can also create their own practice and fill a Personal Interests shelf with topics they choose.
- 1. LearnerAdd who you are teaching (sidebar → + Learner)
- 2. SubjectAdd a subject under that learner (+ Subject). Personal Interests is already there
- 3. ModuleOpen the subject and create a topic shelf
- 4. LabCreate Echo, Spark, or Flux (Foundry is In Testing)
- 5. Playground / WorkshopPractice in Playground; assessments in Workshop
Recommended order
- Modules — Start here — create a Module on the class home, then build and assign activities inside it.
- Lab — Inside a Module, Lab is where you create Echo, Spark, Flux, and other activities. Practice goes to Playground; Proper assessment goes to Workshop.
- Workshop — After you publish a Proper assessment from Lab, it lives here — inside the Module’s Workshop.
- Playground — Practice shelf inside a Module — class Practice from Lab plus private student packs. Separate from Workshop assessments.
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Class hub — follow in order
- 1. ModulesStart here — create a Module on the class home, then build and assign activities inside it.
- 2. LabInside a Module, Lab is where you create Echo, Spark, Flux, and other activities. Practice goes to Playground; Proper assessment goes to Workshop.
- 3. WorkshopAfter you publish a Proper assessment from Lab, it lives here — inside the Module’s Workshop.
- 4. PlaygroundPractice shelf inside a Module — class Practice from Lab plus private student packs. Separate from Workshop assessments.
Lab tools — create inside a Module
- EchoQuick lesson-tied revision — multiple-choice packs from what you taught today, with optional learning video and a brief upskill when students miss a question.
- SparkShort-answer writing with Socrates coaching — depth in a small space, with Practice or Proper assessment and optional Oracle summaries on the gradebook.
- FluxLong-form writing with a target word count — Socrates expands or truncates toward high-quality exam answers using structure, Bloom’s, and They Say / I Say.
- FoundryFormative diagnostics that find skill gaps, then close them with short Echo/Spark practice and a later Recheck — literacy and numeracy practice, not an official exam result.
- TraceComing soonPlanning and reflective journalling — entries, planning panels, and mentor agreements that build a student’s thinking trail over time.
- LatchComing soonMatch-up and shot-listing — drag chips into rows. Built for Media Arts storyboards, and any categorise-and-match task.
- JuryComing soonLive judging with private scores and a projected leaderboard — battle of the bands, film screenings, peer judging, or any scored showcase.
- ArcadeComing soonA fun way to practise the human–AI–human cycle — creative and critical thinking through build, judge, play, and improve.
AI coaches
- OracleThe drafting chat for educators. Open it while you write an Echo, Spark, or Flux task. Learners do not have Oracle — Socrates is the coach while they sit the work.
- SocratesThe in-task AI coach inside Spark, Flux, and Echo — grounded in your class, year group, and the material you provide. Foundry also offers a staff-only Socrates preview.